she gives her very own interpretation of the human and familial relationships that modern man enters into

" - Jyllands-Posten

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Væsler på loftet allround she gives her very ownWeasels in the Attic is a cycle of short stories about motherhood and parenthood in Japan, told from a man's perspective. In the book , Oyamada depicts repressed aspects of modern life, with the surrealist sensibility and disturbing emotional tone that is her literary signature. The book was written by Japanese Hiroko Oyamada and translated by Danish Mette Holm. Oyamada has previously received Japan's most distinguished literary prize, the Akutagawa