The diary of Kawai Sora revealed that the author of that book was writing poetry instead of recording his experiences.
Characters in a novel with this title break the window of Nikitaris' Fish Shop in order to fulfill a wish of a dead colleague who imagined the fish as prisoners. The protagonist of a novel with this title works with Squizzy Taylor to save a man from gangrene, and has an affair with Amy, the proprietress of the King of Cornwall inn. It's the name of a novel about the Australian surgeon Dorrigo Evans, who tries to save other POWs building the Burma Death Railway. This name is shared by a (*) Richard Flanagan novel that won the 2014 Booker Prize, and a book that begins with the line "Days and months are travellers of eternity." The diary of Kawai Sora revealed that the author of that book was writing poetry instead of recording his experiences. The haibun of this title was written in the late 17th century, and describes its author's visit to the Bridge of Heaven at Matsushima and the Ise Shrine. For 10 points, identify this title of a travel diary written by Basho.
Characters in a novel with this title break the window of Nikitaris' Fish Shop in order to fulfill a wish of a dead colleague who imagined the fish as prisoners.
The Narrow Road to the Deep North [accept The Narrow Road to Oku; or The Narrow Road to the Interior; or Oku no Hosomichi after "Days"]