Monkey Business: New Writing from Japan

Motoyuki Shibata and Ted Goossen, editors of "Monkey Business," a literary journal featuring new writing from Japan which launched at BookCourt in Brooklyn on May 1, 2011 Credit: Susan Hamaker

Motoyuki Shibata and Ted Goossen, editors of &quot;Monkey Business,&quot; a literary journal featuring new writing from Japan which launched at BookCourt in Brooklyn on May 1, 2011
Anne McPeake, managing editor of A Public Space and &quot;Monkey Business&quot;
Roland Kelts, author of &quot;Japanamerica&quot; and contributing editor of &quot;Monkey Business&quot;
Hiromi Kawakami reads &quot;The School Principal&quot;
Steve Erickson reads from &quot;The Sea Came in at Midnight&quot;
Hideo Furukawa, author of &quot;Monsters&quot;
Monkey Business, a literary journal featuring new writing from Japan, launched at BookCourt in Brooklyn on May 1, 2011
Haiku poet Minoru Ozawa
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Monkey Business: New Writing from Japan

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