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Masahiro Mori

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Mori Masahiro

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1953-04-18 (Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan)
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese

経歴

職業
mystery writer, novelist
活動期間
1985年〜
影響を与えた人物
Kaoru Kitamura, Rieko Matsuura

学歴

Tokyo University of the Arts
Faculty of Fine Arts
卒業年: 1983
国: Japan
Reportedly graduated in four years with tuition waived

受賞歴

Edogawa Rampo Prize (31st)
1985
対象作品: Mozart Does Not Sing a Lullaby
主催: Edogawa Rampo Prize
結果: 受賞
Seishi Yokomizo Mystery Award (5th, Honorable Mention)
1985
対象作品: The Mad Painter Rhapsody
主催: Seishi Yokomizo Mystery Award
結果: 佳作

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Mozart Does Not Sing a Lullaby

1985年 Mystery / Literary fiction

A novel themed around classical music; recipient of the Edogawa Rampo Prize.

classical musicmysteryhuman drama

The Mad Painter Rhapsody

1985年 Mystery

An early work that received an honorable mention in the Seishi Yokomizo Mystery Award.

artcrimehuman relationships

Won't You See La Traviata?

1986年 Novel (classical music-themed)

One of his works reflecting passion for classical music. Later released in paperback.

classical musiclovetragedy

Landscapes with Steel

2000年 Essay

An essay collection concerning Japanese swords and metalwork.

swordsmetalworkcraftsmanship

全著作

  • The Mad Painter Rhapsody
  • Mozart Does Not Sing a Lullaby
  • Won't You See La Traviata?
  • Beethoven's Melancholia
  • When Walking Breaks the Stars
  • Habitual Offender of Mystery Fiction
  • Landscapes with Steel
  • Takasago Convenience: Struggling Without Shame

作風・主題

文体
Lyrical and technically crafted prose often centered on classical musicCross-genre writing that includes mystery elements
頻出モチーフ
classical musicswordscraftsmanship / professional obsessionloneliness and adversity

評価・遺産

Known for works themed around classical music and swords, he is regarded as an unconventional author who has had public conflicts with the publishing industry and has produced several self-published works.

引用

  • Most interviews published in newspapers and magazines are fabrications by reporters. Please do not take them seriously.
    出典: Speech at the Edogawa Rampo Prize award party (1985年)

豆知識

  • Co-recipient of the Edogawa Rampo Prize together with Keigo Higashino
  • Many of his books are out of print
  • Has self-published several works
  • Has worked as a metalworker and submitted tsuba (sword guards) to exhibitions
  • Has recording experience as a guitarist
  • Has worked as a ghostwriter
  • Criticized the publishing industry and editors harshly in 'Habitual Offender of Mystery Fiction'