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Episode 270 - A Brief and Fleeting Dream
Episode January 5, 2019 34 min 16s

Episode 270 - A Brief and Fleeting Dream

From History of Japan • Isaac Meyer

This week, we cover the life and work of one of Japan's most famous authors: the 11th century courtier Murasaki Shikibu. Why do we know so little about who she was? What inspired her to write Genji? Why do I dislike her work so viscerally? And how did it become so famous?

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