Book review: Butter
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Book review: Butter


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This article reviews Asako Yuzuki’s novel Butter, which follows a journalist’s transformative correspondence with a convicted serial killer through the exchange of culinary recipes. Rather than a standard murder mystery, the book is described as a profound exploration of food, misogyny, and the complex societal pressures faced by women in Japan.
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