Rie Yoshiyuki

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Rie Yoshiyuki ( Japanese 吉 行 理 恵 , Yoshiyuki Rie ; born July 8, 1939 in Tokyo ; † May 4, 2006 ibid) was a Japanese poet and writer.

Life

Rie Yoshiyuki was born in 1939 as the daughter of the literary anarchist and Dadaist Eisuke Yoshiyuki (1906-1940) and his wife Aguri (1907-). Her mother opened the first Western-style beauty salon and also wrote several books. Her older brother Junnosuke is also a writer, her older sister Kazuko an actress.

Rie studied Japanese literature at Waseda University until 1962 . She published her first poems in Vega magazine . In 1963 her first volume of poetry, Aoi heya, was published . Four years later she received the Tamura Toshiko Prize for her third volume of poetry, Im Traum . This is followed by collections of stories such as In Memory , the award-winning story The Little Lady (1978) or Twins in the Labyrinth .

Rie died of thyroid cancer on May 4, 2006 in a Tokyo hospital.

Prizes and awards

Works (selection)

  • 1970 Otoko kirai ( 男 嫌 い , hatred of men ), story
  • 1970 Yoshiyuki Rie shishū ( 吉 行 理 恵 詩集 , Yoshiyuki Rie poetry collection )
  • 1975 Ido no hoshi ( 井 戸 の 星 )
    • The stars in the fountain . Translated by Jürgen Stalph, in: The eleventh house. , Munich, iudicium, 1987, pp. 62-78
  • 1975 Kumo no iru sora ( 雲 の い る 空 , In the sky where clouds live )
  • 1978 Chiisana kifujin ( 小 さ な 貴婦人 , The Little Lady )
  • 1985 Mairo no futago ( 迷路 の 双子 , twins in the labyrinth ), poems
  • o. J. Kioku no naka ni ( 記憶 の な か に , in memory ), stories

literature

  • Barbara Yoshida-Krafft (Ed.): The eleventh house. Stories by contemporary Japanese authors . iudicium, Munich 1987, ISBN 3-89129-301-1 , p. 290-291 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Marlene R. Edelstein: Japanese Women Novelists in the 20th Century: 104 Biographies, 1900-1993 . Museum Tusculum Press, Copenhagen 1994, ISBN 87-7289-268-4 (English, limited preview in Google book search).