If you liked War, occupation, and creativity by Marlene J. Mayo and J. Thomas Rimer, start with Japanese and Chinese poems to sing (1997), An art in transition (1971), and Patriots & traitors, Sorge & Ozaki (2009). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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Frequently asked questions

What should I read after War, occupation, and creativity?

BookOrb recommends Japanese and Chinese poems to sing (1997), An art in transition (1971), Patriots & traitors, Sorge & Ozaki (2009), Multiple meanings (1986), and Guide to Japanese poetry (1984).

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Who wrote War, occupation, and creativity?

War, occupation, and creativity is by Marlene J. Mayo and J. Thomas Rimer.