Translated by Takashi Kojima
Introduction by Howard Hibbett
(Translation first published 1952)
A collection of six masterpieces. In a Grove tells the story of a murder from seven viewpoints, including that of the dead man.. Can one ever find the truth? The first two stories were the source for Akira Kurosawas film, Rashomon.
Contents:
In a Grove
Rashomon
Yam Gruel
The Martyr
Kesa and Morito
The Dragon
The source was Black Mask/Munseys, which had a number of formatting errors (which I have tried to correct). There is also a copy at Manybooks.
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hmm.how long is this ?
Just under 24,000 words in total (Six stories, plus introduction).
I meant the rough number of pages this has.
Impossible to say: it depends what you are reading the text
on; and on the size of font that you choose.
Click the link in the first post in the thread.
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