Carolina de Robertis employs magical realism in her fiction, while Yukio Mishima's work is realistic, but both portray challenges of LGBTQIA characters in traditional cultures. Their...

Drawing out psychological conflicts that arise from social and political issues, questions of personal identity, and coming-of-age challenges. Yukio Mishima, a Japanese author from...

Readers looking for acclaimed Japanese authors may appreciate Yukio Mishima and Haruki Murakami for their evocative, richly descriptive writing, compelling storylines, and implicit...

These authors' works have the appeal factors high-drama, and they have the genre "love stories"; and the subjects "social life and customs," "first loves," and "love triangles."

These authors' works have the genres "psychological fiction" and "love stories"; and the subjects "fathers and daughters," "first loves," and "classism."

These authors' works have the genres "psychological fiction" and "literary fiction"; and the subjects "love triangles," "classism," and "rich families."

These authors' works have the appeal factors high-drama, and they have the genre "love stories"; and the subjects "first loves," "love triangles," and "gossips and gossiping."

These authors' works have the genres "psychological fiction" and "love stories"; and the subjects "social life and customs," "first loves," and "love triangles."

These authors' works have the genres "psychological fiction" and "love stories"; and the subjects "first loves," "love triangles," and "classism."

These authors' works have the genres "love stories" and "literary fiction"; and the subjects "fathers and daughters," "first loves," and "love triangles."

These authors' works have the appeal factors high-drama, and they have the genres "psychological fiction" and "love stories"; and the subjects "love triangles," "courtship," and "inheritance...

These authors' works have the subjects "social life and customs," "fathers and daughters," and "classism."