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Novel Grand Award のべるたいしょう

Edition 28 (1997)

Novel

Winners

4 people
Yukako Komatsu grand prize

Kano, whose ears were eaten by an electric salamander in childhood, comes to wear the mechanical ears of a cyborg boy. Guided by the mysterious voices they receive, her world begins to change in this Japanese fantasy about a girl living with a wound.

Mysterious voices reaching the mechanical ears lead Kano toward the unknown.

199 pages
Japanese fantasywounds and healingencounters with the uncannymysterious voices
榊原和希 honorable mention

During summer vacation, adults vanish from a town and Kento, a university student, is attacked by children. The title story follows him and Shu, an elementary-school boy who rescues him, as they confront the town's strange crisis; the volume also includes "Beyond the Shattered Sky," set a year later.

In a summer town emptied of adults, a university student and a boy face an unsettling mystery.

186 pages
coming of agechildren and adultsbullyinga summer anomaly
Akira Kawahara honorable mention

両手を広げて is a work by 河原明 that was recognized by the ノベル大賞 in 1997. It is read as a published literary work.

両手を広げて, a work recognized by the ノベル大賞.

Japanese fiction
Yukako Komatsu readers grand prize

Kano, whose ears were eaten by an electric salamander in childhood, comes to wear the mechanical ears of a cyborg boy. Guided by the mysterious voices they receive, her world begins to change in this Japanese fantasy about a girl living with a wound.

Mysterious voices reaching the mechanical ears lead Kano toward the unknown.

199 pages
Japanese fantasywounds and healingencounters with the uncannymysterious voices