Rotary Sushi
and other stories by Hillel Wright

Rotary Sushi by Hillel Wright

By Hillel Wright with
  Transaltions by Mihiro Kizuki

 
Cover & Design by Shiori Tsuchiya
Illustration by Joe Ziner
Published by New Orphic Publishers, Nelson BC and JPGS Press, Tokyo
Copyright 2003 by Hillel Wright
Paper, 216 pages, 139x215mm,  ISBN 4-900178-22-5, Price US$20.00, Yen 2,000 (+tax)
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Rotary Sushi
many kinds of stories
by Hillel Wright


Miracles, strippers, belly dancers ... ghosts and doppelgängers ... high seas adventures and sordid romance ... true crime and travel in time ... just a few of the entries in Rotary Sushi.

about the stories

"Hillel Wright's 'A Borges Trilogy' is a sophisticated homage to the Argentine genius." Tom Sandborn, X-Tra West (Canada)

"One memorable story is 'Early Retirement,' in many ways a metaphor for personal responsibility." Jim Bennett, New Hope International Review On-Line (UK)

about the author

Hillel Wright was born and raised in the USA, lived for 25 years on the West Coast islands of Canada and currently lives in Japan. He has worked as a commercial fisherman, college teacher, treeplanter, literary publisher, columnist, artist's model, and now as free-lance lecturer, editor, language consultant, writer and rewriter in Greater Tokyo. Hillel has also written All Worldly Pursuits, a novel in nine stories, and he  edited Faces in the Crowds, the anthology of expatriate writing in Japan. As this webpage is being written, Hillel Wright is currently at work on his next novel.

comment

Each of us lives a different and unique life. The popular writer in some way succeeds in transcending his or her self to appeal to a wide audience. The good reader will find something of the writer that broadens and deepens the reader's understanding of self. Hillel Wright's stories may or may not be classed as fiction, but they have the odor of the sweat of reality. The one thing this book is not, it is not a book about sushi.
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