In 2005, she published Emily Kato, a rewriting of her novel Itsuka, which was a sequel to her most famous work.
This author wrote "there are words to whisper by a loose brick" and "there's a way around, over, or through" in her poem "Where There's a Wall." Her poetry collections include The Splintered Moon and Jericho Road, but her best known poem is perhaps "What Do I Remember of the Evacuation?" In 2005, she published Emily Kato, a rewriting of her novel Itsuka, which was a sequel to her most famous work. The protagonist of that work reconstructs her childhood from letters sent to her by her aunt Emily while she is caring for the title character, her aunt Aya. For 10 points, name this Japanese-Canadian author who wrote Obasan.
This author wrote "there are words to whisper by a loose brick" and "there's a way around, over, or through" in her poem "Where There's a Wall."
Joy {Kogawa}