A Death in Tokyo, Keigo Higashino magical realism permitted the publication of this

permitted the publication of this first volume of Miller’s famed mixture of memoir and fiction

University of Essex

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and pursued by Hemi the half-ghost boy

A Death in Tokyo, Keigo Higashino magical realism permitted the publication of thisIn the Nihonbashi district of Tokyo an unusual statue of a Japanese mythic beasta kirin stands guard over the district from the classic Nihonbashi bridge. In the evening, a man who appears to be very drunk staggers onto the bridge and collapses right under the statue of the winged beast. The patrolman who sees this scene unfold, goes to rouse the man, only to discover that the man was not passed out, he was dead; that he was not drunk, he was stabbed