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Hideo Furukawa
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Hideo
Furukawa |
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July 11, 1966
Fukushima, Japan |
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Writer |
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Japanese |
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Biography
Hideo Furukawa was born in Fukushima in 1966. He dropped out of Waseda University's literature program. He was nominated for the Naoki Prize with Belka, Why Don't You Bark? In 2005 and won the Mishima Yukio Prize with Love in 2006. Furukawa has been active in giving readings as an expression of literature and has collaborated beyond the genre of fiction in fields including music, art, and dance. After working as an editor, freelance writer, and stage director, he made his debut in 1998 with 13 (Thirteen). In 2002, he won the Mystery Writers of Japan Prize and the Japan Science Fiction Award for Arabia no yoru no shuzoku (The Arabian Nightbreeds).
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