Edgwa Lapol (1894—— 1965)
Originally known as Taro Hirai. A famous Japanese novelist. 19 16 graduated from waseda university. I worked as a printing apprentice and librarian when I was a student. Love to write novels. 1923 published her debut novel Two Copper Coins, which was favored by New Youth magazine and became an instant hit. Since then, he has been engaged in the creation of detective novels and science fiction novels, and is the founder of the Japanese reasoning "Bengur School". As representative works, there are murder of D slope, psychological test, human chair, golden masked man, phantom of the waiter, transparent freak, moon gloves and so on. Detective Akichi Kogoro has become a hero known to Japanese women and children. 1954, Edgar Watt Lapel Detective Novel Award was established, and the prize was a statue of Sherlock Holmes.
Seicho Matsumoto (19 10- 1992)
Famous Japanese mystery novelist. Born in Fukuoka Prefecture. Born in poverty, I worked as a handyman and printer after graduating from high school. Then I went to the advertising department of Asahi Shimbun to do the design. Influenced by Ryunosuke Akutagawa and Kan Kikuchi, he devoted himself to novel creation at the age of 40. 1954, he won the Akutagawa Prize for "The Diary of Kokura". His early works were mainly about social nobody, and later he turned to mystery novels. Representative works include Points and Lines, The Wall Has Eyes, Zero Focus, Black Fog in Japan, The Price of Women, The Villain, Shawa, The Painter Who Murdered Lovers, etc. Persuading people by reasoning, rather than pursuing bizarre adventures, analyzing criminal motives and exposing social shady has certain social significance.
Gao Mubin Guang (1920——)
Real name Seiichi. A famous Japanese novelist. Aomori city people. Graduated from Tokyo University. 1948 published his debut novel "Tattoo Killing" and embarked on the road of professional writers. 196 1, the publication of Breaking the precepts has shaped the image of defense lawyers. He has published Prosecutor Kirishima Saburo, Zero Honeymoon, Death in One Day, Kidnapping, Informant, The Mystery of Genghis Khan, The Wolf of the City, The Ghost Face Murder, etc.
Hitomi Yoshiko (1928——)
Japanese novelist. Born in Tokyo. Later, he moved to Toyama Prefecture. At the age of 4, he suffered from tuberculous osteonecrosis of thoracic vertebrae, paralysis of lower limbs and hemiplegia. Encouraged by my brother, I studied culture and wrote the mystery novel Cat Know with hard work and perseverance. 1957, he won the Edogawa Random Step Award and was made into a movie. Marry an interpreter. Later, he published the cabin in the forest, the road map of killing, the thorn tree, the black ribbon, the fallen leaves street and the cold street. The works are distinctive in style, lively, ingenious and readable. She is famous as a brother and sister detective in Japanese reasoning literature, and influenced readers at that time with the style of Japanese female novelist.
Kyotaro Nishimura (1930——)
Famous Japanese mystery novelist. Formerly known as Yasuhiro Yasushima. Graduated from Li Du University of Electrical Engineering. After graduation, I have done many jobs, such as truck driver, security guard, insurance company employee, private detective and so on. 1965, the publication of Scars of Angels attracted attention. He is engaged in professional writing. His works include Fridays of Terror, Bourne in Lehman Lake, Murder on the Blue Express, Crazy Love, Dating Conspiracy, Dangerous Dialing, etc. The characters created have distinct personalities, the stories are tortuous and tense, and the suspense is endless. The detective usually has no intention of being involved in the scene of a murder case, so he becomes the protagonist of solving the case.
Seiichi Morimura (1933——)
The outstanding japanese mystery family. Born in Qiyu County. Graduated from Castle Peak College, majoring in British and American literature. I worked as a waiter in a big hotel, and this life had a great influence on my later writing career. 1969 won the Edogawa Random Step Award for "Dead Corner of Skyscraper". After quitting the hotel job, I engaged in professional creation. In the field of mystery novels, he dares to expose the darkness and corruption of the upper class of Japanese society. The trilogy "Proof of Human Nature", "Proof of Wild Nature" and "Proof of Youth" makes great efforts to explore the criminal's spiritual world and expand the depth of mystery novels. The style is full of suspense and the characterization is meticulous. He also published the documentary novel "The Ogre Cave", which exposed the atrocities of Kwantung Army in conducting bacterial experiments with living people in Northeast China, which was very shocking at that time. Mystery novels are very popular in Japan and are rated as one of the best-selling authors.
Amethyst Xia Shu (1938——)
Famous Japanese mystery novelist. Originally known as Quan Jingzi, his pen name is Fifty Lan Jingzi. Born in Tokyo. Graduated from English Literature Department in Qing Dynasty. I participated in the creation of mystery novels when I was a student, but I was interrupted after marriage. 1969 is active on the stage of mystery novels. Won the evaporation award of Japan Association of Inferior Writers. Representative works include The Tragedy of the House, Angels Disappeared, The Privacy of Transgender People, Crime Scene Proof, Case Illusion, etc. The characters are lifelike and the writing is implicit; He is especially good at depicting women's psychological activities, which is very story-telling and literary, revealing the decline of Japanese social atmosphere.
Jiro Akagawa (1948——)
Famous Japanese mystery novelist. 1948 was born in Jinggang county. When I was a teenager, I loved reading and embarked on the road of literature from good reading. He has won the Japanese popular mystery novel award and Kakukawa literature award. 1984, Japan selected 20 bestsellers, among which Jiro Akagawa's novels accounted for 7. Detective stories, love stories and girls' stories have all been made into movies, which are very popular with young Japanese readers. He is observant, good at catching social problems that people care about, accurately grasping the complex psychology of contemporary Japanese youth, and his writing is bright and cheerful, with many suspense. Known as one of the best-selling Japanese writers in the 1980s, he is also a rising star of Japanese mysterious family.
Seishi Yokomizo
Seishi Yokomizo (1902- 198 1), 1902 was born in Kobe, graduated from Osaka Pharmaceutical University (formerly known as Osaka Pharmaceutical University), and was the editor-in-chief of New Youth and Detective Stories. 1932, he quit his job and started writing. 1947 won the first Japanese detective writers' club award (now the Japanese Inferior Writers' Association Award) for his book Killing in this Array. In addition, there are other famous works such as Prison Gate Island and Devil's Color Ball Song. Yokogawa's creativity is amazing, but he suffers from car phobia, and all cars, boats and planes are taboo. When he has to go out as a last resort, he will go out by car. 1957, the rise of social literature promoted by Seicho Matsumoto made Yokogawa stop writing. In his later years, he began to write again. In 1976, he even caused a sensation with a film "The Family of Gods", which attracted attention from all walks of life. Henggou died of illness on 198 1 year1February 28th at the age of 79. Seishi Yokomizo's series of mystery novels improved the level of japanese mystery after World War II, shortened the gap with Europe and America, and created a grand occasion for japanese mystery to come from behind after World War II.
Main works:
Sinful racket song
The killing in this array
The gate of maze
Dog god family
queen bee
The devil is playing the flute.
Babu village
Prison gate island
Minglangzhuang
masquerade
Evil spirit island
Ghost man
Black Cat Hotel Murder
Gu Jingqi Tan
Donna Dieter La Porta
Jin Tianyi Xiaofu, a glowing freak.
Seishi Yokomizo is a famous detective in japanese mystery. He first appeared in the novel Killing in this Array. This Array is characterized by a messy bird's nest head, a soft hat and a dirty kimono.
Taisho was born in the second year (19 13) in the northeast (it is said to be Iwate Prefecture). /kloc-After graduating from Yuan Di Middle School at the age of 0/8, he went to Tokyo, lived in Kanda and entered a private university. While washing dishes for my life, I got into the bad habit of taking drugs. /kloc-When he was 0/9 years old, he solved a murder case in San Francisco. Later, with the support of Kubo Yinzao, the orchard owner of Okayama Prefecture whom I met by chance, I finished my studies and returned to China to open a detective firm. Later, he became famous for solving several famous incidents.
Showa was called up in 14 (1939) and sent to China to fight in the war.
Showa Demobilization 2 1 (1946), the prison gate island incident was resolved under the entrustment of comrades.
In 48 years of Showa (1973), he went to the United States after solving the Osaka Hospital incident and became the last case to participate.
Showa returned to Japan in 50 years (1975) and spent the rest of his life.
Miwu mountain villa
Go out for a walk at night
Ying Chao Point Massacre
Edgwa Lapol
Edgar Wa Lapol (1894- 1965), known as the "father of detective mystery novels" in Japanese literature, is the most famous detective novelist in Japan. His works, with complicated plots and intense suspense, are full of rare mystery and reasonable reasoning and judgment. They take absurd and fantastic romance as the main theme of their creation, and they can deeply grasp the psychology of the characters, and their reasoning is rigorous and impeccable! His detective Kogoro is a household name in Japan. Edgwa Lapol was originally named Hirai Taro. A famous Japanese novelist. 19 16 graduated from waseda university. I worked as a printing apprentice and librarian when I was a student. Love to write novels. 1923 published her debut novel Two Copper Coins, which was favored by New Youth magazine and became an instant hit. Since then, he has been engaged in the creation of detective novels and science fiction novels, and is the founder of the Japanese reasoning "Bengur School".
As representative works, there are murder of D slope, psychological test, human chair, golden masked man, phantom of the waiter, transparent freak, moon gloves and so on. Detective Akichi Kogoro has become a hero known to Japanese women and children.
1954, Edgar Watt Lapel Detective Novel Award was established, and the prize was a statue of Sherlock Holmes. He was the first president of the Japanese Reasoning Association. This novel has rich imagination, strange style and bizarre plot. Together with his friends, he founded the magazine Gem and published detective mystery novels. I wrote an autobiographical memoir, Thirty Years of Detective Stories, summarizing and evaluating my life's creation.
Main works:
The Golden Masquerade, Dark Hand and the Banshee.
Strange fingerprints, white-haired ghosts and demons
Darkroom, monster doctor, psychological test
D slope murder, murder weapon and funny Lord of hell.
"Man Leopard" agatha christie
Agatha christie (1890- 1976) is known as the "recognized queen of detective stories". She is an English novelist and playwright. Many of her detective novels have created the images of arrogant Belgian detective hercule poirot and English country female detective Jane Ma Puer.
Agatha Marie Clarissa Miller was born in Torquay, Devon, England on September 1890. She lost her father in her early years and did not have a formal escape when she was a child. In September14, she married Archibald Christie, an officer of the Royal Air Force, and later changed her husband's surname.
During the First World War, she joined a medical institution to do nursing work, and had the opportunity to contact and understand all kinds of knowledge about drugs, which laid the foundation for her to apply pharmacology in her novels in the future. During this time, she often watched detective stories with her sister Maggie and discussed the plot layout together, which aroused her interest in writing. She wrote the first detective story "The Mystery of stiles", but it was rejected by many publishing houses at that time (just like Conan Doyle's situation) and finally came out at 1920.
Christie's first marriage was not satisfactory and she divorced on 1928. In order to heal the pain of her marriage, she went overseas alone, and her experiences in West Asia and Africa (Turkish and Egyptian) provided materials for her to create famous works such as Murder on the Orient Express (Murder on the Orient Express) and The Tragedy on the Nile. During my trip to Asia Minor, I met the archaeologist Max Mallowan and married him. Married life is going well. After remarriage, Christie continued her literary creation under the pen name of her ex-husband. In 197 1, she won the title of a lady.
1976 65438+1On October 20th, agatha christie died in Wallingford, England.
Agatha christie's Important Works
Collection of short stories
Harper Collins
Miss Ma Puer's investigation
Poirot: A lady in a veil.
Female corpse in the snow
The labor of Hercules
A thrilling romance.
golden opportunity
Death hound
Dead grass
The death of Mr. Quinn
criminal group
Poirot: The kidnapped Prime Minister
Collection of novels
Murder on the Orient Express
Halloween murder
Murder in Mesopotamia
Poirot: Five little pigs
Alphabet murder case
Murder in a foreign school
Nile massacre
The mysterious case of stiles.
A bag full of rye
Strange island case
Poirot: the danger at the end of the house
Roger's mystery
Air mystery
Ma Puer: Murder is easy.
Poirot: The Mystery of the Blue Train
Card, Zero Time, Magic Hand, Spy Sea
Excessive death
Ma Puer: A murder case has been announced.
Poirot: After the funeral.
Sad cypress
small family
Poirot: The Big Four
Three acts of murder
Atlantic case
High tide season
avenger
Poirot: Murder on the Link
At dinner 13
They came to Baghdad.
Campus doubt
Ma Puer: By puncturing my thumb.
Dumb witness
Mystery of apartment
stray dog
She said it was murder.
Death is the end.
Ma Puer: Pale horse.
Poirot: The third girl.
The day all souls die.
Poirot: A Date with Death
Ma Puer: At the bertram Hotel.
The mystery of hiding a female corpse in the study
The mystery of seven dials
Poirot: Madame McGinty is dead.
Eternal/long nights-endless dark days
Mystery of manor
An unexpected disaster
A crooked house
Tianya passerby
The secret of chimney construction
A man in a brown suit
Poirot: Valley
do something seriously after starting it as a joke
primer
Poirot: Clock.
Ma Puer: The Mystery of Sitaford
The destination is unknown
heavy curtain
A Caribbean Mystery
Poirot: Evil in the Sun
1868, wilkie Woods, a British writer, published The Moon Stone, which is regarded as the pioneering work of British detective novels. The world reveres Wilkie Collins as the father of English detective stories.
There are many detective stories on this website of read.net/cnread1/ztxs/index.html.