赤染晶子

赤染晶子（あかぞめ あきこ，1974年—），日本女性小说家。

生平

出身于京都府宇治市出身。毕业于京都外国语大学外国语学部德语学科，后来到北海道大学大学原文学研究科进修德语文学博士课程期间退学。

2004年，凭《初子さん》获得第99回文学界新人赏。2010年，以小说《少女的告密》获得第143回（2010年上半年）芥川赏。

作品列表

うつつ・うつら（2007年5月10日、文艺春秋、ISBN 9784163259307）

初子さん（文学界2004年12月号）

うつつ・うつら（文学界2005年10月号）

单行本未收录作品

まっ茶小路旅行店（群像2005年5月号）

花嫁おこし（群像2006年1月号）

恋もみじ（文学界2006年12月号）

春待ち暮らし（群像2007年11月号）

少女烟草（文学界2009年4月号）

乙女の密告（新潮2010年6月号）

Akiko Akazome (赤染 晶子, Akazome Akiko), born Akiko Seino (瀬野 晶子, Seino Akiko), was a Japanese writer. Akazome won the 143rd Akutagawa Prize and the 99th Bungakukai Prize before her death in 2017.

Biography

Akazome graduated from the Kyoto University of Foreign Studies, where she studied German, in 1996. She entered graduate school at Hokkaido University intending to become an academic, but instead started writing stories that reflected her Kyoto upbringing.

In 2004 Akazome won the 99th Bungakukai Prize for her story "Hatsuko-san," which was later published in book form as Utsutsu utsura (うつつ・うつら). Her 2010 book Otome no mikkoku (乙女の密告, The Maiden's Betrayal), about a group of women in a German class reading Anne Frank's The Diary of a Young Girl, generated controversy for using a casual writing style to discuss serious subject matter. Otome no mikkoku won the 143rd Akutagawa Prize, with the selection committee praising the use of humor to discuss social problems. The next year her book Uonteddo kaijin nijūichimensō (WANTED!!かい人21面相) was published by Bungeishunjū. It was nominated for the Oda Sakunosuke Prize.

Akazome died of acute pneumonia in 2017 at the age of 42.

Recognition

2004 99th Bungakukai Prize

2010 143rd Akutagawa Prize (2010上)

Works

Utsutsu utsura (うつつ・うつら), Bungeishunjū, 2007, ISBN 9784163259307

Otome no mikkoku (乙女の密告, The Maiden's Betrayal), Shinchosha, 2010, ISBN 9784103276616

Uonteddo kaijin nijūichimensō (WANTED!!かい人21面相), Bungeishunjū, 2011, ISBN 9784163807409