Tag: John Dougill

A book launch for John Dougill's latest book, and a celebration of life.
Dougill writes enthusiastically about a neglected work on Zen life in Kyoto.
Dougill reviews and characterizes this book saying that "the pages of history come alive and glisten with appeal."
Dougill writes on Hearn and his works.
A report on a symposium that featured several WIK members.
Dougill reviews Pico Iyer's follow-up to The Lady and the Monk.
Dougill reviews the work of Stephen Mansfield.
Dougill writes on how to best experience the new year in Kyoto.
On Writers in Oxford and the connection to Writers in Kyoto.
Description of a Devon literary festival attended by John Dougill.
Dougill writes on the history of Japanese colors.
Dougill writes about a little known shrine on the outskirts of Kyoto.
A robust review of an issue of the Tokyo Poetry Journal.
A review of the 2017 WIK Anthology, by Harry Martin.
An introduction to the Japanese website called Japan Note.
Description of a marvelous book launch.
On the life and death of Edith Shiffert.
Dougill on Lafcadio Hearn's taste for the macabre.
An introduction to Lafcadio Hearn and his relationship with Kyoto.
Book review of Dancing Over Kyoto by Richard Russell.
An introduction to the Hailstone Haiku Circle, founded by Stephen Gill.
Basho's haiku on Kyoto with commentary.
A report on a conference session given at Notre Dame University in March 2015 on ‘Walking, Contemplation, Writing’, by Prof Eamonn Wall of the University of Missouri-St. Louis.