Japan's Faithful Judas
Article by Philip Yancey, on Shusaku Endo's struggle to reconcile Japanese culture with the faith he could not renounce.

Japan's novelist Endo wrote of faith, endured
Harry James Cargas surveys Endo's writings. [National Catholic Reporter]

The Endo-Owen Collection
Special collection at Georgetown University houses letters and manuscripts related to the English translation and publication of Shusaku Endo's "The Samurai" and "Stained Glass Elegies."

Shusaku Endo's Enduring Legacy
Notice of a museum established in Sotome, Nagasaki Prefecture, dedicated to Endo, is the prelude to an article on Endo's literary friendship with Graham Greene.

Horagai: Endo Shusaku
Brief biobibliographical profile.

Questioning the existence of "God", Shusaku Endo
Biographical essay on the novelist, from Fukuoka Prefectural Itoshima High School.

Tribute Space for Shusaku Endo
Introduction to Endo, and comments on three of his writings, by a Japanese studying abroad.

Haiku from 55 Degrees North: 1998 Essay
Philip D. North writes of his excitement at finding hidden haiku in Shusaku Endo's "Deep River."

The Christology of Shusaku Endo
Fumitaka Matsuoka considers Endo's picture of Christ, and his controversial theory of the resurrection. [Theology Today]

Biography.com: Endo, Shusaku
Very brief profile.

Endo and Johnston talk of Buddhism and Christianity
Novelist Shusaku Endo interviews Jesuit theologian William Johnston (translator of "Silence"). [America]