Mud Men

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Daijiro Morohoshi's "Mud Men" is a singular, masterful work. It unfolds deep in Papua New Guinea, far from any civilization, following the destinies of Kodwa, a boy from the Ngawang ethnic minority, and Namiko, a Japanese girl whose father is an anthropologist. The story is infused with elements of cultural anthropology and folklore, earning high praise from field experts and researchers. Entirely born from the author's imagination, this fiction hits with overwhelming realism. After reading, a mysterious feeling lingers—as if the world of myth and the modern world have been bridged.

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