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Makiko Nagashima

ながしま まきこ

Nagashima Makiko

プロフィール

性別
女性
生誕
1953-01-01 (Tokyo, Japan)
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese

経歴

職業
novelist, screenwriter
活動期間
1997年〜
影響を受けた人物
Tatsuhiko Shibusawa, Hiroko Minagawa, Mimei Ogawa

受賞歴

Mu Dengeki Novel Award (3rd) — Excellence Prize
2002
対象作品: Tabi-Shibai Kaidan Sugoroku
部門: 優秀賞
主催: Gakken (Gakken Holdings)
結果: won
'Yū' Ghost Story Literary Prize (2nd) — Special Prize (Long Form)
2007
対象作品: Yūkaku no Kaidan (reissued as Yūkaku no Hanashi)
部門: 長編部門特別賞
主催: Media Factory ('Yū')
結果: won

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Tabi-Shibai Kaidan Sugoroku

2002年 ghost-story novel

A linked collection of ghostly tales centered on traveling theatrical troupes and itinerant performers; the work that earned recognition in the Mu Dengeki Novel Award.

red-light districtghost storieswandering performers

Stories of the Yūkaku

2007年 ghost-story novel

A long-form ghost story set in the yūkaku (red-light district). Blending eros and fantasy, it portrays courtesans' lives as well as the poverty beyond the district's glamour.

red-light districterosfantasypoverty

Tanabata no Kyaku: Shin-Yoshiwara Kuruwabanashi

novel (yūkaku-themed)

A story set in Shin-Yoshiwara, focusing on passions and local customs within the red-light district.

red-light districtlocal customs

Iromachi no Hanashi: Ryōgoku Yōren Zōshi

ghost-story novel

A collection of tales of supernatural romance set in Ryōgoku's pleasure quarters in Edo.

red-light districtsupernatural romance

Yoshiwara Junjō Arinsu-kuni

mystery / ghost story

A work set in Yoshiwara exploring the district's glamour and the misery hidden behind it.

Yoshiwaracourtesanstragedy

全著作

  • Tabi-Shibai Kaidan Sugoroku
  • Tanabata no Kyaku: Shin-Yoshiwara Kuruwabanashi
  • Stories of the Yūkaku
  • Iromachi no Hanashi: Ryōgoku Yōren Zōshi
  • Yoshiwara Junjō Arinsu-kuni

作風・主題

文体
ghostly prose blending eros and fantasyfusion of classical period custom depiction with modern sensibilities
頻出モチーフ
red-light districtswandering performerscourtesanspoverty and decline

評価・遺産

Recognized as a writer of contemporary ghost stories focused on the yūkaku; known for blending eros and fantasy to portray the rise and fall of courtesans and performers.

豆知識

  • Born in Tokyo.
  • Worked with the theatre troupe 'Inca Teikoku' before debuting as a scriptwriter.
  • Began literary career after winning the Mu Dengeki Novel Award (Excellence Prize) in 2002.
  • Works frequently center on yūkaku (red-light districts) and take a ghost-story tone.