ARGONAUT BOOKS

In a near-future when the old live almost-forever and the young are swept away by strange new ailments, an elderly man fights to keep his beloved great-grandson alive. Reviews A mini-epic of eco-terror, family drama and speculative fiction... a book unlike any otherGuardianAn open-hearted fable... Tawada's uber-isolationist neo-Japan is much less cute than Wes Anderson's. It's also much, much funnierFinancial TimesThe Last Children of Tokyo has a recessive, lunar beauty... Arresting, with a flickering brillianceInternational New York Times - Parul SehgalUnsettlin...Read More