Love after The Tale of Genji

In "Love after The Tale of Genji," author Charo B. D'Etcheverry invites readers to explore the often-overlooked late Heian literature that follows the iconic work of "The Tale of Genji." Published by Harvard University in 2007, this insightful volume spans 220 pages and makes a compelling case for the reevaluation of lesser-known Heian authors who have been unjustly marginalized in literary history. D'Etcheverry meticulously examines three representative texts, illuminating their significance as rightful heirs to the rich literary legacy established by Genji. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in Japanese literature, literary criticism, and the cultural history of Japan during the Heian period. Discover how these works contribute to a deeper understanding of the era's literary landscape and challenge the traditional canon.