About the Book: Garden: Stories
Baboons chatter in the zoo. Tadpoles writhe in a pond. A gecko is stuck to the
window. And ants are crawling everywhere. Nature runs wild and mysterious in
this stunning collection of stories by Hiroko Oyamada in which the everyday
reality of the human world, with its social norms and familial ties, slides into
something altogether more strange. As children begin to explore the landscape
around them and adults are forced to navigate the bumpy terrain of marriage,
parenthood and grief, the non-human world pulsates with a life of its own, and
humans are revealed to be the most incomprehensible species