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Land of Volcanic Ash: A Play in Two Parts, Revised Edition (Revised) Haitian Americans An almost-famous songwriter nurses oldAuthor Contributor(s): Sakae, Kubo ; Goodman, David G Publisher: Cornell University Cornell East Asia Series Date: 03 31 2010 Binding: Paperback Condition: NEW Kubo Sakae's Land of Volcanic Ash (Kazanbaichi) is recognized as the major socialist realist drama of pre war Japan. The play, which describes the struggles of a reform minded intellectual in the Hokkaido countryside, is based on events surrounding the famine of 1934. It has been described not