Japanese literature Map and Fist

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Winner of the 168th Naoki Prize for Japanese Literature "You Write Dreams on a Blank Map of Manchuria" Hosokawa, who accompanied a Japanese spy and went to Manchuria as an interpreter ; Father Krasnikov, who was dispatched to expand the railway network in Russia's Shea ; Son Wukong, who was deceived by his uncle and moved to a barren land ; 須野, who crossed the sea looking for a non-existent island depicted on the map. The men who were invited to Li Kachin, which is east of Fengtian. They live a half-century of carnage around "Burning Earth". A city appears and disappears. A half-century from the eve of the Russo-Japanese War to the Second World War. Waku and carnage unfold in a city without the name of Manchuria. History and fantasy novels released by a new star in the Japanese science fiction world. Ogawa Satoshi, born in 1986 in Chiba. Graduated from the doctoral course in the Graduate School of Comprehensive Culture, Tokyo University. In 2015, he won the 3rd Hayakawa SF Contest (Grand Prize) in this 』 of 『 Utronica and debuted. 』, the kingdom of 『 Games (2017), received the 38th Nihon SF Grand Prize and the 31st Shugoro Yamamoto Prize. 『 Nei to Masanori 』 (2019) was nominated for the 162 th Naoki Sanjugo Prize.