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Try Saying You're Alive - Kazuki Tomokawa book covers A bohemian poet who drank

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A bohemian poet who drank with Verlaine and provided housing to Rimbaud

The Impersonal Adventure by Marcel Béalu

and traversing the wavering boundaries at the edge of imagination

The Los Angeles Times Book Review

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Try Saying You're Alive - Kazuki Tomokawa book covers A bohemian poet who drankTry Saying You're Alive!: Kazuki Tomokawa in His Own Words, translated by Daniel Joseph, intro by Damon Krukowski ISBN 9781953691033 200 page paperback from Blank Forms *** A vivid account of life on the margins and Tokyos 1970s underground culture from a Japanese folk legend Tokyo in the 1970s was a magnet for young musicians, poets and painters. Among them was Kazuki Tomokawa, a prolific singer songwriter from Japans northern provinces, whose

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