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Tamura Ryuichi: On The Life & Work Of A 20Th Century Master,Used vegamile Sam HoustonPoetry. East Asia Studies. Literary History & Criticism. After The End Of World War Ii, Japanese Poet Tamura Ryuichi Began Publishing Arechi (The Wasteland), A Literary Magazine Charting A New Course For Japanese Poetry. Over The Next Fifty Years, Tamura Produced Innovative And Haunting Poems Inspired By An Extraordinary Range Of Poets From All Over The World, Including T. S. Eliot And W. H. Auden. Though Tamura Is Little Known In The U. S., He Is