黑田夏子

Natsuko Kuroda

生卒: 1937 –
国籍: 日本
外文名: Natsuko Kuroda
获奖: 芥川龙之介奖（2012）

生平与创作

黑田夏子（日语：黒田夏子，1937年3月23日—），日本小说家，出生于日本赤坂。

生平

黑田夏子毕业于早稻田大学教育系后一直在横须贺从事日语教师和校稿工作，1963年推出处女作《球》，入选读卖新闻的短篇小说奖，其后继续写作。

2013年，黑田夏子凭《abSANGO》获得第148回芥川龙之介奖，以75岁9个月的高龄成为最年长的芥川奖得奖者。

著书

累成体明寂（2010年12月审美社）ISBN 978-4788331365

abさんご（2013年1月文艺春秋）ISBN 978-4163820002

感受体のおどり（2013年12月文艺春秋）ISBN 978-4163828404

以上文字摘自维基百科「黑田夏子」（去掉了参考文献等尾部小节），按 CC BY-SA 4.0 使用，作者为维基百科的各位编者。

中文维基百科的条目比较短，下面附上英文维基百科的内容（英文原文）：

Natsuko Kuroda (黒田夏子, Kuroda Natsuko; born 1937) is a Japanese writer. At the age of 75, she won the 148th Akutagawa Prize, making Kuroda the oldest winner in the history of the prize.

Biography

Kuroda was born in 1937 in Tokyo, Japan, and attended Waseda University. While at Waseda University she started the journal Sajo (Sandcastles), where she published her fiction. She graduated from Waseda University with a degree in Japanese, then worked various jobs as a teacher, administrator, and copy editor while continuing to write fiction.

Career

In 1963, her story "Mari" ("Ball") won the 63rd Yomiuri Shimbun Short Story Newcomer Prize. For decades, Kuroda wrote stories that were published but did not win recognition in the form of literary awards. In 2012, nearly fifty years after her previous literary award, Kuroda won the Waseda Bungaku new writer competition for her experimental story a b sango, which was written mostly in hiragana rather than kanji, composed horizontally rather than vertically, and used no names or pronouns. The next year, a b sango won the 148th Akutagawa Prize, making Kuroda, at the age of 75, the oldest winner in the prize's history. The Akutagawa Prize committee was not unanimous in its decision, but committee members commended Kuroda's experimental style. In 2013, her story Kanjutai no odori, which she had written many years before a b sango, was published in book form.