Diary of a Void by Emi Yagi

Diary of a Void by Emi Yagi

Tired of being expected to make coffee and clean up after male colleagues purely because she is the only woman in her department, Shibata impulsively claims she is pregnant to escape the sexist duties — a lie that proves surprisingly easy to maintain, and increasingly difficult to end.

Yagi uses the absurdist premise to sharply satirise Japanese workplace sexism and the pressures placed on women's bodies and life choices, and Shibata's growing, genuinely strange relationship with her fictional pregnancy raises real questions about performance, identity and what she actually wants for herself.

A sharp, absurdist satire of workplace sexism from a distinctive contemporary Japanese voice.

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