Try saying you're alive! : Kazuki Tomokawa in his own words /

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Author / Creator:Tomokawa, Kazuki, 1950- author.
Uniform title:Tomokawa Kazuki dokuhakuroku. English
Imprint:Brooklyn, NY : Blank Forms Editions, [2021]
©2021
Description:199 pages ; 21 cm
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/12717968
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Other authors / contributors:Joseph, Daniel (Translator), translator.
Krukowski, Damon, writer of introduction.
ISBN:9781953691033
195369103X
9781953691125
1953691129
Notes:Originally published in Japanese: Tōkyō : Hakusuisha, ©2015, under title: Tomokawa Kazuki dokuhakuroku, ikiteru tte itte miro. 9784560084137
Summary:"Tokyo in the 1970s was a magnet for young musicians, poets and painters. Among them was Kazuki Tomokawa, a prolific singer-songwriter from Japan's northern provinces, whose guttural vocals and incisive lyrics earned him the unofficial title of 'screaming philosopher.' The stories in this memoir---originally published in 2015 in Japan and now appearing as the first English translation of Tomokawa's writing---are told with a rambler's wit and wisdom, bringing together his memorable reflections on six decades of day labor, drinking, gambling, acting, singing and writing. Figures such as Kan Mikami, Nobuyoshi Araki and Shūji Terayama drift through this down-and-out vagabond's memoir, which observes the turbulence of postwar countercultures and the explosion of Tokyo's underground film and music scenes."--Book jacket.

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Call Number: ML420.T6635A3 2021
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