Question: Who is Alison Waley's sibling-in-law?
Sentence (from "Arthur Waley"): Starting in the 1910s and continuing steadily almost until his death in 1966, these translations started with poetry, such as "A Hundred and Seventy Chinese Poems" (1918) and "Japanese Poetry: The Uta" (1919), then an equally wide range of novels, such as "The Tale of Genji" (1925–26), an 11th-century Japanese work, and "Monkey", from 16th-century China.
Relevant evidence: No