Ghost Train feminism Seligman adds needed color and

Seligman adds needed color and insight to this era in LGBTQ+ history

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Ghost Train feminism Seligman adds needed color andBy: Natalie Jacobsen Set in 1877 Kyoto during the early years of the Meiji "Restoration" Era, samurai daughter Maru Hosokawa is thrust into a life opposite how she grew up. Her father has surrendered his sword with other samurai, assimilating into a role as a civilian merchant. As his work takes him further and further from home, she is left to find work of her own to help rebuild the family wealth and protect herself, "just in case," her father says.