Japanese literature Stove-heating train Murder / Kyotaro Nishimura

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Japanese Literature
[Introduction to the Contents]
Who wrote the words of accusation on the tombstone?
Why the promising new writer died?
A mystery novel that is told from the viewpoint of the people concerned!
Kikuchi Junji, a member of the literary magazine 『 Kitakaze 』, who received the Literature Award and was regarded as a promising new writer, committed suicide in the snow field of Tsugaru Kanagi, the birthplace of Osamu Dazai. One year later, Inoue Akira, a member of the literary magazine, Inoue Akira, took the same route as Kikuchi, but the words of accusation of suspicion were added to the tombstone that they erected the day after his death. Who did this for what? Around that time, literary critic Yuzo OKAMOTO was killed, and Inspector General Tozu Kawa, who is investigating.
[Author's brief history]
Born in Tokyo in 1930. Engaged in creative activities after a number of occupations. Mystery giant who received various awards including the All 讀物 Mystery Novel New Writer Award for "Distorted Morning" in 1988, Edogawa Ranpo Award for "『 Angel's Scar 』" in 1965, and the Japanese Mystery Writers Association Award for "『 Terminal Station Murder 』" in 1981. He received the 4th Eiji Yoshikawa Bunko Award for the series depicting the activities of Inspector General Tsugawa, a national famous detective. He passed away in March 2022.