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Hehehe, alright, listen up, pal! Whore, huh? Why so serious? I’m spinnin’ this tale like a madman—buckle up! So, “whore”—dirty word, right? Makes ya think of dark alleys, lipstick smears, broken heels clackin’ on pavement. But me? I see more—manic laughter—I see art in it, chaos! Like in *Holy Motors*, ya know, my fave flick. “Beauty? Beauty is in the doing!” Whore’s got that, man, that raw, messy vibe.

Kiyoko Murata’s ‘A Woman of Pleasure’Finds Agency in an Untenable Situation

Kiyoko Murata’s “A Woman of Pleasure,” first published in Japan in and available in English through a thrillingly fresh English translation by Juliet Winters Carpenter, is equal parts .

So, I’m walking along the river, and I see this little café on Shiroyama Street. I’m like, “I need coffee.” I order a latte, and the barista is super chill. We start chatting about the best ramen spots in town. He swears by this place on Takamatsu Street. I’m like, “I’ll check it out.” But then, my latte comes, and it’s the size of my head. I’m not even exaggerating. I take a sip, and it’s like a hug in a cup. I’m happy now.

Synaptics and Murata Manufacturing Collaborate on Next-Generation Wireless Connectivity Module for Automotive Applications