Literature Cat Door Cat Short Short Masterpiece Selection Fusosha Bunko

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Japanese Literature
Fusosha Bunko / Cats that can be read in 3 minutes. From the east to the west, masterpieces related to cats. From fairy tales to newly written, 30 selections of gemstones + α! Cute cats, quirky cats, scary cats, funny cats, cats full of affection. When you open a door that is not in any place or that does not lead to any place, there are cats with various expressions appearing there. Esaka Yu, the only disciple of the short-short world and the only disciple of Shinichi Hoshi, is a 30-plus gem of a gem, selected from masterpieces related to cats from the east and west. From the leading short-short writers such as Shinichi Hoshi, Yasutaka Tsutsui, Sakyo Komatsu, Threader, and Brown, to the masterpieces of literary artists such as Hemingway, as well as famous fairy tales and comics, there is nothing but a "reading cat doll". Included works Charles Baudelaire "Watch" Takashi Ishikawa "Cat's Moonlight" Saki "Tobermory" Ryuichiro Utsumi "kitten" Fredrick Brown "cat thief" Sakyo Komatsu "poisoning" Richard Martin Stern "gift to Minna" Kawamata Chiaki "Cats and Princes" Henry Jones "Cats" Joji Tsubota "Cats and Rats" Kenji Morita "Kenji Morita's Hitokoma Land" John D. McDonald "A black cat was on the snow" Kyoko Kishida "The story that was made in front of the fireplace" Charles Perrault "A cat wearing a cat or boots" Yae Saku "A cat at Fukuko-ji Temple" English folk tale "King of cats" Tomoyuki Ohkake "A cat wearing a prosthesis" Arthur C・ Clark “Ghost Space Suit” Shinichi Hoshi “Cat” Peter Lovesay “Easter Bonnet Incident” Toru Fukada “Cat's Notebook” Kahoru Fukaya "Mama Monet" HP Lovecraft "Cat of Ursal" Miyazawa Kenji "Restaurant with many orders" From Franz Kafka's "Record of a Battle" Yu Esaka "Cat or Next" Theodore Sturgeon "Music" Yasutaka Tsutsui "Zen "Cat Medal" Henry Slesser "The Second Pact" Masahiko Inoue "Black Cat Kinema" Ernest Hemingway "Cat in the Rain" Haruo Umezaki "Cat Story"