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Yoshikawa Eiji Literary Newcomer Award よしかわえいじぶんがくしんじんしょう

Edition 13 (1992)

Literary award

Winners

2 people
Ramo Nakajima なかじま らも award

Ramo Nakajima's Tonight, in Every Bar is a novel narrated by a man hospitalized for alcoholism, depicting drinking, hospital life, friendship, and self-destruction with humor and pain.

It laughs while hurting and looks beyond alcohol from within that hurt.

269 pages
alcoholismhospitalhumorself-destruction
Miyuki Miyabe みやべ みゆき award

Miyuki Miyabe's Honjo Fukagawa Fushigi Zoshi is a linked Edo-period mystery collection based on the Seven Wonders of Honjo. Centered on the investigator Shichichi, it layers eerie rumors with downtown humanity.

Following the shadow of the uncanny reveals the humanity of Edo's downtown.

234 pages
historical fictionSeven Wonders of Honjohuman sympathyEdo mystery