Books (novels and essays) Japanese literature Moon and Amaryllis / Sonoko Machida

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"The Japanese Literature" "br" "Bookstore Awards" This is the Great Suspense Story that will become a new level of writer. I will not give up this time if I hear voices without voices. After winning the Great Suspense Story award in 2021 at the 『 52 Hertz Whale 』, I was nominated for the Great Suspense Story award for three years in a row at the 』 『 Sugoran 』 that takes up the 『 Star. This is the first Great Suspense Story by Sonoko Machida, who has written mainly about human dramas. This is the first Great Suspense Story! A body part that has turned into a Shirahone was discovered in Mt. Takakura in Kitakyushu City. Michiru Iizuka, who works as a writer for a local town magazine, gets the news from his former boss, Sojiro Domoto, who is an editor of a weekly magazine. Although the cause of death is unknown, he did not have any major injuries. The police believe that a person who does not have the money to bury the body may have buried it. There was a note in the pocket of the clothes of the body. I'm sorry, thank you for 『. Michiru 』. The police believe that a person who does not have the money to bury the body may have buried it. There was a note in the pocket of the clothes of the body. I can read a part of it. The name "Michiru" is the same as myself, and I have been longing for it since I was a junior high school student. It is the job of a journalist who has been trying hard to trace the background of the body. Michiru rejects the Sojiro's request to write an article about the background of the body. Michiru had a history of quitting a weekly magazine when he wrote an article about an incident. He had the same name as himself, "Michiru" since he was a junior high school student. Is it OK for him to stay away from everything? Michiru decided to follow this incident. [Recommendation from the editor] "Why don't you write a mystery?" It started with the phrase "Why don't you write a story?" It was a story that started with the phrase "Why don't you write a story?" It was an interview with nonfiction writer Naoko UTSUNOMIYA in April 2023. I will never forget that Mr. Machida, who had been listening to the story, told the story in a way that he couldn't stop suddenly overflowing. After two hours of dense time, he wrote over 100 plots. Not only did he add a final touch to the popular "STORY