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Searching for Levy Hideo
Even in the long history of the Jewish diaspora, the tale of Ian Levy stands out. A suburban Washington, DC, teenager with a troubled past, Ian became Levy Hideo—or Ribi Hideo as his name is sometimes transliterated in scholarly studies—a celebrated Tokyo novelist who writes in Japanese and says it’s now difficult for him to speak in English. In newspaper interviews, the blue-eyed author calls himself “a white Japanese” or a “new Japanese.” In …
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