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Ryu Mitsuse
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Ryu
Mitsuse |
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April 18, 1928
Minami-Senju, Kita-Toshima District, Tokyo Prefecture |
| Died: |
July 7, 1999 |
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Writer |
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Japanese |
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Biography
Born in Tokyo in 1928, Ryu Mitsuse graduated from Tokyo University of Education with a degree in the sciences, after which he took up the study of philosophy. He debuted with "Sunny Sea 1979" in 1962, and his work--which often combines Eastern philosophy and hard science fiction--includes Tasogare ni kaeru (Returns in the Twilight) and Ushinawareta toshi no kiroku (The Chronicle of a Lost City). Mitsuse made SF history when his short story "The Sunset, 2217 A.D." was translated into English for inclusion in Best Science Fiction for 1972. With artist Keiko Takemiya, he created the manga Andromeda Stories. Ryu Mitsuse died in 1999.
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