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082			_a895.636 _bICH
100			_aIchikawa, Saou
245			_aHunchback
260			_bPenguin Viking, _c2025 _aLondon :
300			_a97 p. ; _c20 cm
365			_b599.00 _c₹ _d01
504			_aTranslated from the Japanese.
520			_aBorn with a congenital muscle disorder, Shaka Isawa has severe spine curvature and uses an electric wheelchair and ventilator. Within the limits of her care home, her life is lived online: she studies, she tweets indignantly, she posts outrageous stories on an erotica website. One day, a new male carer reveals he has read it all - the sex, the provocation, the dirt. Her response? An indecent proposal...--Provided by publisher. Born with a congenital muscle disorder, Shaka Isawa has severe spine curvature and uses an electric wheelchair and ventilator. Within the limits of her care home, her life is lived online- she studies, she tweets indignantly, she posts outrageous stories on an erotica website. One day, a new male carer reveals he has read it all - the sex, the provocation, the dirt. Her response? An indecent proposal. Written by the first disabled author to win Japan's most prestigious literary award and acclaimed instantly as one of the most important Japanese novels of the 21st century, Hunchback is an extraordinary, thrilling glimpse into the desire and darkness of a woman placed at humanity's edge.
650			_aBlack humor
650			_aHumour noir
650			_aJapanese fiction
650			_aTranslations into English
650			_aPeople with disabilities Fiction
650			_aSocial conditions Fiction
650			_aPsychological fiction
650			_aWomen with disabilities Fiction
700			_aBarton, Polly _etr.
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