...Bill Freind This essay argues that the work of Araki Yasusada, an alleged Hiroshima survivor and poet who was later discovered to be an invention, offers an important example of the potential of heteronyms to satisfy the reader's desire for an author figure behind the text while simultaneously...

...), with the challenges it presents to accepted notions of authenticity and authorship. (His major examples are the texts attributed to the Hiroshima survivor Araki Yasusada that in actuality probably were written by the poet and translator Kent Johnson.) Section F comprises four essays regarding experiments...

...), with the challenges it presents to accepted notions of authenticity and authorship. (His major examples are the texts attributed to the Hiroshima survivor Araki Yasusada that in actuality probably were written by the poet and translator Kent Johnson.) Section F comprises four essays regarding experiments...

...), with the challenges it presents to accepted notions of authenticity and authorship. (His major examples are the texts attributed to the Hiroshima survivor Araki Yasusada that in actuality probably were written by the poet and translator Kent Johnson.) Section F comprises four essays regarding experiments...

...), with the challenges it presents to accepted notions of authenticity and authorship. (His major examples are the texts attributed to the Hiroshima survivor Araki Yasusada that in actuality probably were written by the poet and translator Kent Johnson.) Section F comprises four essays regarding experiments...

...), with the challenges it presents to accepted notions of authenticity and authorship. (His major examples are the texts attributed to the Hiroshima survivor Araki Yasusada that in actuality probably were written by the poet and translator Kent Johnson.) Section F comprises four essays regarding experiments...

...), with the challenges it presents to accepted notions of authenticity and authorship. (His major examples are the texts attributed to the Hiroshima survivor Araki Yasusada that in actuality probably were written by the poet and translator Kent Johnson.) Section F comprises four essays regarding experiments...

...), with the challenges it presents to accepted notions of authenticity and authorship. (His major examples are the texts attributed to the Hiroshima survivor Araki Yasusada that in actuality probably were written by the poet and translator Kent Johnson.) Section F comprises four essays regarding experiments...

...), with the challenges it presents to accepted notions of authenticity and authorship. (His major examples are the texts attributed to the Hiroshima survivor Araki Yasusada that in actuality probably were written by the poet and translator Kent Johnson.) Section F comprises four essays regarding experiments...

...), with the challenges it presents to accepted notions of authenticity and authorship. (His major examples are the texts attributed to the Hiroshima survivor Araki Yasusada that in actuality probably were written by the poet and translator Kent Johnson.) Section F comprises four essays regarding experiments...

...), with the challenges it presents to accepted notions of authenticity and authorship. (His major examples are the texts attributed to the Hiroshima survivor Araki Yasusada that in actuality probably were written by the poet and translator Kent Johnson.) Section F comprises four essays regarding experiments...