One of his works sees the crippled narrator describe the deaths of family members after reading The Story of the Western Wing.
One of his works sees the crippled narrator describe the deaths of family members after reading The Story of the Western Wing. A girl eschews the teachings of Shakyamuni for belief in "Zesus" in one story, while Anatole France's Penguin Island served as the primary inspiration for "Kappa." A Buddhist priest agonizes over the titular overlong appendage in "The Nose," but better known are a story in which a man kills an old woman looting corpses on the title structure and another that provides different perspectives on a crime committed by Tajomaru, "In a Bamboo Grove." For 10 points, name this author of "Rashomon."
One of his works sees the crippled narrator describe the deaths of family members after reading The Story of the Western Wing.
Ryunosuke {Akutagawa}