Shinpusha Publishing Award
しんぷうしゃしゅっぱんしょう
A publishing award run by Shinpusha from 1996 to 2007, with categories including fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and visual works.
- 創設年
- 1996
- 主催
- Shinpusha
- カテゴリー
- 出版文化・書籍文化
- 選考方式
- Open call
- 受賞対象
- 不問
- 開催頻度
- 年2回
- 賞のステータス
- 終了
説明
The Shinpusha Publishing Award was established in 1996 with the aim of breaking through the commercialism-dominated publishing industry and opening the stage of publishing to everyone who wants to publish a book. It featured four categories: Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, and Visual. Held nearly twice a year for a total of 28 times, it ended due to Shinpusha's bankruptcy in January 2008.
賞品
- 主賞品
- Publication of winning works (Shinpusha covers publishing costs)
関連の賞
- Publishing Realization Program
公式情報
https://web.archive.org/web/20080316130541/http://www.spps.jp/index2.html過去の受賞者
In this children’s story, the small tsu disappears after being mocked for having no sound. The confusion that follows shows both how Japanese works and why every presence matters.
When the small tsu vanishes, the world of Japanese falls into confusion.
Kaguyahime no Idenshi is a novel published by Shinpusha. Award and bookseller records identify the published title as Kaguyahime no Idenshi and the author as Marin Umino.
A book published as a Shinpusha Publishing Award winner.
Rensa suru Gyakutai: Haha ga Oni to Kasu Toki is a Shinpusha title by Yuu Mihiro. Retitled from the award-submission title Itetsuita Hitomi, it addresses abuse as a problem that repeats across families and generations.
An award publication that looks at the cycle of abuse as a deep wound within the family.
すずめと幼なじみのオヅノが、月光仮面のような格好をした赤ん坊と出会うところから始まる物語。奇妙な出会いを通じて、日常の外側にある冒険と感情の揺れを描く。
月の光をまとったような赤ん坊との出会いが、幼なじみの二人を物語へ連れ出す。
A medical suspense novel about distrust around cancer diagnosis and treatment, institutional pressure, and the anxiety of patients caught between systems and human judgment.
摘出 つくられた癌 distills the core of 霧村悠康's work into a story or line of thought that reaches the reader clearly.