御我

御我

Yu Wo
生卒
1984 –
国籍
中华民国
外文名
Yu Wo

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生平与创作

御我(1984年4月29日—),本名陈玟瑄,台湾的女性轻小说作家,成功大学外文系毕业。成名作是由冒险者天堂(铭显文化)出版的《1/2王子》,大二时在“起点”文学网发表而声名大噪。代表作为《不杀》、《吾命骑士》和《非关英雄》。连载结束后因应读者要求,推出了相关画集。2007年,《1/2王子》改编成漫画,由台湾少年漫画家蔡鸿忠所绘,由东立出版,目前出版16集完结。

简介

以“御我”为笔名,即是以“统御自我”、勇于做自己为期许,2002

年是国立成功大学外国语文学系的新生时,便开始在线上的文学网发表创作,一年间累积了10万字的量,让她被专营租书店通路的铭显文化出版社相中。

大三时正式跨入小说界,以每个月生产1本小说的速度,很快地成为全国租书店出租率最高的明星作家之一,透过学生族群口耳相传,逐渐获得传统出版社的注意,包括东立、天使等出版社陆续与她合作,将她的作品推向书店与超商。

作品写作方向以奇幻为主,场景都在架空世界,容许各种可能性。担任她多本小说封面绘制工作的亚砂,就是她在同人交流中觅得的战友。御我便是参考作家水泉的过往经验和合作模式,在她的推荐下,加入天使出版社。

在出版社协助下,她的一系列奇幻小说不仅被改编成漫画,发展各式周边产品,更卖出东南亚版权,甚至还将跨界成为电玩游戏设计的取材来源。

展览记录

2017年

与夏曼·蓝波安、里慕伊·阿纪、陈又凌、甘耀明、阮庆岳、蔡兆伦、巴代、高翊峰、卧斧、周见信、苏伟贞一起参加新加坡书展

《不杀》

《不杀》为冒险者天堂(铭显文化)出版的台湾小说,作者为御我,平装版插图画家为亚砂,精装版为小铁。

《GOD》

《GOD》为冒险者天堂(铭显文化)出版的台湾小说,属于铭显文化出版的MH轻小说系列,作者为御我,插图画家为光矢,新版《GOD神启末路》插图画家1到2卷为Bee*,3到4卷为艾利卡。

以上文字摘自维基百科「御我」(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):

Yu Wo (Chinese: 御我), born Chen Wenxuan (陳玟瑄), is a Taiwanese light novelist, best known for creating 1/2 Prince.

Career & personal life

After graduating high school, she attended National Cheng Kung University from 2002–2006. She got her start in writing by reading online novels. A large number of these books had male protagonists, with women serving as sidekicks. She began posting stories online with this archetype flipped. Min-Hsien Cultural Enterprise Co. Ltd. took note of Yu Wo's postings and agreed to publish her first light novel in 2004, titled 1/2 Prince. The light novel was illustrated by Ya Sha. After her light novel was published, it became successful in Taiwan, and was adapted into a comic by Choi Hong Chong, which was serialized in the magazine Dragon Youth Comic in 2004. Kill No More was then published the following year. She graduated from her university in 2006 and published Romance RPG and GOD, which were illustrated by Yuyue Boxin(玉越博幸) and Guang Shi (光矢) respectively. In 2007, she published her second popular series entitled The Legend of Sun Knight. It was also successful in Taiwan and became a comic in 2010, published by The One Comics. The Legend of Sun Knight manhua was adapted by Os Rabbit Cat. The third of Yu Wo's light novels to become popular was Hunting of the Shaded Guardian. Alongside 1/2 Prince, Ya Sha illustrated the novel versions of Kill No More, The Legend Of Sun Knight, and Hunting of the Shaded Guardian. No Hero was published in 2008 as an indirect sequel to Hunting of the Shaded Guardian with a different main character but in the same fictional universe. It was illustrated by Shan Gui (山鬼) until the 7th volume, and by Lü Chuanming (綠川明) from the 8th volume onwards. Magical Exchange was published in the same year. Black Flower was published in 2009 and illustrated by Monto C3. Female Warrior, a prequel to The Legend of Sun Knight, was published in 2012 and illustrated by Wu Ling (午零). Human Doll Contract was published in 2013 and illustrated by Jiu Yue Zi (九月紫).

Several of Yu Wo's works have been repackaged, i.e. the original story split into a different number of volumes with different cover illustrations. The 12 pocket volumes of 1/2 Prince were illustrated by Ikusabe Lu and published from 2006 to 2007. The repackaged version of 1/2 Prince was illustrated by Xiao Qiang COCO (小強COCO) and first published in 2011. For Kill No More, the repackaged version was published from 2009 to 2010 and illustrated by Xiao Tie(小鐵). The repackaged version of Hunting of the Shaded Guardian was illustrated by Blaze.

For spin-offs, the sequel to The Legend of Sun Knight, titled 39, was illustrated by J.U., the artist who also illustrated the repackaged version of the main story and the Simplified Chinese version.

Other languages

The Legend of Sun Knight and No Hero began publication in Thai in 2009.

以上文字摘自英文维基百科「Yu Wo」(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。

资料卡

本名
陳玟瑄
出生
1984 年 4 月 29 日
出生地
中华民国
职业
作家、儿童文学作家、中国漫画家
就读学校
国立成功大学
代表作
1/2王子、吾命骑士、非关英雄

资料卡来自 Wikidata Q4121051(CC0),众包数据,个别字段可能不全。

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