Edogawa Ranpo Complete Works 2 Human Chair

Description: Edogawa Ranpo Complete Works 2 Human Chair Description Human Chair doubt Lakeside Incident Dancing One-Dimensioner poisonous plant Masked dancer Wriggling in the darkness Ash Kagura Canals of Mars monogram Coming out of the crowd Love without people The illustrations are beautiful and it is a rare book. Binding: Hideo Ichikawa Cover art Shozo Shinoda In 1923 (Taisho 12), Morishita Amemura and Kosakai Fuki praised him and published in "New Youth" and debuted with "Two Sen Copper Coin". Strongly influenced by Western detective novels, he aspired to write full-fledged detective novels, but also wrote works that could be regarded as perverts, such as "Psychological Examination" and "The Red Room," and left a great mark on the world of Japan detective fiction in the early days. He also wrote fetishism and bizarre novels such as "The Human Chair" and "Mirror Hell" from the early stages, and his popular detective novels, which included elements such as boy''s and girl''s love, male and cross-dressing, doll love, sōsō paper, sadism, grotesqueness, and cruel hobbies, which he had studied with Junichi Iwata, were also welcomed by the general public from the early Showa period. At first, he said that he wondered if he could make a living as a novelist, and after his first novel, Two Copper Coins, he only wrote short stories sporadically as a hobby as a side job. In 1925, Morishita planned to publish a short story for six consecutive months in New Youth, and he said that his second novel, Psychological Examination, was so well received that he was able to take the plunge. At this point, he quit his job and became a novelist, but he quickly reached an impasse as a detective novelist, and he described "Ghost," the sixth novel in the series, as a folly, and regretted becoming a novelist. However, with Morishita''s introduction, he was able to have publications in "Photo Hochi" and "Bitterness", and his livelihood was stabilized by writing popular works that could not be published in "Shinseinen", a magazine specializing in detective stories. He is well versed in overseas works, and has left works with high adaptation, such as "The Demon in Green," "The Horror of the Triangle Pavilion," and "The Tower of the Ghost." In addition, he has written reviews on detective novels (such as "The Phantom Castle"). In addition, "The Phantom of the Twenty Faces," which was released in 1936 for boys, in which Akechi Kogoro, Kobayashi Boy, and the Shonen Detective Agency play an active role, gained overwhelming popularity among the juvenile demographic and was made into a series, and other works for boys began to be made. After the war, he continued to work mainly as a critic and producer, while also editing and managing the detective fiction magazine Gem. He was also instrumental in the founding and incorporation of the Japan Detective Writers Club. The Edogawa Rampo Prize was established as a use of the 1 million yen personal money donated to the club, and the award will be an open competition for full-length detective novels from the 3rd edition. Shipping Please feel free to ask me if you have any questions. Shipping : DHL, Fedex, Japan Post It usually takes about 10 days from the date of order. Payment If I do not receive the payment within 3days, I will cancel your order. Others Due to international shipping, there may be a delay in the arrival of your item. There is a possibility that the outer box may be dented during delivery or the box may be opened during customs clearance and the outer box may be damaged. We accept returns only if the item is defective at first. Import taxes are paid by the buyer. The act of declaring a lower price: Under value is not allowed. About Us Please tell me the product you want. We will do our best to find it. We will keep the shipping date. Sincerely yours Picture

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