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Hōsuke Nojiri

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Japanese science fiction writer (born 1961)
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Hōsuke Nojiri (野尻 抱介,Nojiri Hōsuke) (born 1961 inMie Prefecture) is a Japanesescience fiction writer.

After a career as aCAD programmer andgame designer, he was first published in 1992, theCreguian gamenovelization.

He admiresArthur C. Clarke, and his own works are classified ashard science fiction, favoringplanetary science as a theme. HisRocket Girls series deals withhuman spaceflight in alight novel form with hard SF backing; the reason that only girls are hired as astronauts in the novels is for their light weight.

Awards

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  • 1999:S-F Magazine Readers Award Best Japanese Short Story for "Taiyō no Sandatsusha" (太陽の簒奪者) (short story version)
  • 2000:Seiun Award Best Short Story of the Year for "Taiyō no Sandatsusha" (太陽の簒奪者) (short story version)
  • 2002: Seiun Award Best Novel of the Year forFuwa-fuwa no Izumi (ふわふわの泉)
  • 2003: Seiun Award Best Novel of the Year forUsurper of the Sun (太陽の簒奪者,Taiyō no Sandatsu-sha) (novel version)
  • 2007: Seiun Award Best Short Story of the Year for "Ō-buroshiki to Kumo no Ito" (大風呂敷と蜘蛛の糸) ("A Furoshiki and Spider's Thread")[1]
  • 2008: Seiun Award Best Short Story of the Year for "Chinmoku no Flyby" (沈黙のフライバイ)
  • 2009: Seiun Award Best Short Story of the Year for "Nankyokuten no Peer-Peer dōga" (南極点のピアピア動画)

Bibliography

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English

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  • Usurper of the Sun (2009): translation ofTaiyō no Sandatsusha (太陽の簒奪者) (2002) (Translated by John Wunderley)
  • Rocket Girls (2010): translation ofRocket Girl (ロケットガール) (1995)
  • Rocket Girls: The Last Planet (2011): translation ofRocket Girl 2 (ロケットガール2) (1996)

References

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  1. ^"Nippon2007 Convention Hands Out 38th Seiun Awards (Updated)".Anime News Network. 4 September 2007. Retrieved10 September 2011.
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