Hiromi Kawakami
Hiromi Kawakami () (April 1st 1958 -), novelist Japan ease born with Tokyo. It is graduate university for woman Ochanomizu.
Its first news, Kamisama (literally: God), was published in 1994. In 1996, it was rewarded by the Prix Akutagawa for Hebi wo fumu (literally: To go on a snake). In 2000, it accepted the Prix Tanizaki for its news Sensei No kaban ( the Soft Years , literally: The satchel of the professor), telling the birth of a history between a thirty year young woman, Tsukiko, and one of its former professors of literature, septuagénaire, met by chance in a coffee which will see the evolution of their relation in the course of the years and of episodical and always random meetings.
Since its beginnings in 1994, it definitively became one of the most popular writers in Japan, and one of those which manage to offer their stories in occident (one will find easily in France the soft years and Abandons , a collection of news, his other books being rarer).
Partial bibliography
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Kamisama (God), 1994.
- Hebi wo fumu (蛇を踏む - To go on a snake), 1996.
- Abandonments (溺レる, 1999), Actes Sud, 2003.
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the Soft Years (センセイの鞄 - Sensei No kaban , 2000), Picquier, 2003
- This light which comes from the sea (光って見えるもの、 あれは, 2003), Picquier, 2005.
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