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Jiro Katase

かたせ にろう

Katase Jirō

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1967-01-01 (Tokyo, Japan)
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese

経歴

職業
Novelist, Science fiction writer
活動期間
2001年〜

学歴

Aoyama Gakuin University
Faculty of Economics
国: Japan
Graduated from Aoyama Gakuin University, Faculty of Economics

受賞歴

ENIX Entertainment Horror Award (Novel category, long-form)
2001
対象作品: Thrill
部門: 長編
主催: Enix
結果: Winner
Sogen SF Short Story Prize
2011
対象作品: Flower and the Boy
部門: 短編
主催: Sogensha
結果: Winner
Nozomi Omori Prize
2011
対象作品: Flower and the Boy
主催: Nozomi Omori Prize (associated with Sogen SF Short Story Prize)
結果: Winner

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Thrill

2001年 Science fiction / Horror

Debut novel, winner of the ENIX Entertainment Horror Award; combines horror with science-fiction themes.

HorrorTechnology and humanity

Chicken Run

2002年 Science fiction

Published in 2002; a novel blending humor with speculative SF ideas.

HumorSocial satire

Samurai Potato

2014年 Science fiction (short story collection)

A 2014 short story collection including "Samurai Potato", "00:00:00.01pm", "Three Witches", "Mitsutani-kun's Mark X" and "Comet Ship Drift".

Short storiesCrossing of the ordinary and the extraordinary

全著作

  • Thrill (Enix, 2001)
  • Chicken Run (Enix, 2002)
  • Samurai Potato (Kawade Shobo Shinsha, 2014)
  • Anthology contributions (e.g. "Flower and the Boy" in Genshoku no Sozo-ryoku 2, etc.)
  • "Missile Man" in S-F Magazine, April 2019 issue

作風・主題

文体
SF with horror elementsImaginative, sometimes humorous narrative style
頻出モチーフ
Technology and human relationshipsDeath and rebirthDefamiliarization of the everyday

評価・遺産

After debuting in 2001 and a period of low output, he returned to attention with a short story prize in 2011 and is recognized in contemporary Japanese SF circles, particularly for short fiction.

豆知識

  • Debuted in 2001 by winning the ENIX Entertainment Horror Award with "Thrill."
  • Published the novel "Chicken Run" in 2002.
  • In 2011 he won the Sogen SF Short Story Prize (and related Nozomi Omori Prize) for "Flower and the Boy," marking a return to publishing.
  • Mentioned X (formerly Twitter) account: @CutNeed (external link)