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Kai Mamiya

まみや かい

Mamiya Kai

プロフィール

性別
不明
生誕
1992-01-01 (Oita City, Oita Prefecture, Japan)
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese
居住地歴
Born in Oita City, Oita Prefecture; resides in Tokyo, Japan

経歴

職業
novelist
活動期間
2023年〜
影響を受けた人物
Atsushi Sasaki, Sumito Yamashita
ノミネート
37th Mishima Yukio Prize — nominee (candidate)

学歴

Film School (Eiga Bigakkō)
Language Expression Course — Kotoba School (Foundation)
期間: 2023-07〜2023-12
卒業年: 2023
国: Japan
Attended after final selection in the Hayakawa SF Contest. Took lectures by Atsushi Sasaki and Sumito Yamashita.

受賞歴

Hayakawa SF Contest — Special Prize
2023
対象作品: Everything Here Before Dawn
主催: Hayakawa Publishing
結果: Special Prize (Winner)
Mishima Yukio Prize (Candidate)
2024
対象作品: Everything Here Before Dawn
主催: Mishima Yukio Prize Committee
結果: Shortlisted / Candidate

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Everything Here Before Dawn

2024年 Science fiction

Originally published in S-F Magazine after winning a special prize in the Hayakawa SF Contest. The novella/short novel combines near-future speculative elements with lyrical prose to portray people approaching a new dawn and the relationships and emotions between them.

dawnnear-futurehuman relationshipsmemory

全著作

  • Everything Here Before Dawn (Hayakawa Publishing, March 2024)
  • "Life Request" — Bungei, Winter 2024 issue
  • "Nue no Kawa" — Shosetsu Shincho, Dec 2024 issue
  • "Tomo i no Hi" — Shincho, Aug 2025 issue
  • "Koukan-kai" — Shosetsu Subaru, Aug 2025 issue
  • Essays (magazine contributions): "One-Person Diary Relay", "My Windowside", "Sleeping Medicine", "The Roomba Arrived", "Viewing History"

作風・主題

文体
lyrical, delicate prosecomposition that blends quietness with quotidian detail
頻出モチーフ
dawnmemoryrelations between machines/technology and humans

評価・遺産

Her debut work, after contest recognition and magazine publication, was issued as a standalone book and has drawn attention as a promising young SF writer. She is noted for lyrical description and near-future themes.

豆知識

  • Born in 1992.
  • From Oita City; resides in Tokyo.
  • Debuted after winning the Hayakawa SF Contest Special Prize in 2023 and being published in S-F Magazine.
  • Her book was a candidate for the 37th Mishima Yukio Prize.
  • Has an authority record in the National Diet Library (NDL identifier).