Keiichiro Hirano: Literature, Identity, and Becoming a New Yorker
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Keiichiro Hirano: Literature, Identity, and Becoming a New Yorker
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Keiichiro Hirano is one of Japan's most celebrated contemporary novelists. In this conversation, we discuss his journey from Japan to New York, his philosophy of "dividualism" (分人主義), the role of literature in modern society, and how living abroad has influenced his writing and perspective.
His deeply psychological fiction explores profound and universal themes such as self-love, relationships, and acceptance, and spans short stories, historical novels, essays, love stories, and literary sci-fi. (From his English website: https://en.k-hirano.com/profileen/(From his official English website: https://en.k-hirano.com/profileen/）
Awards include:・120th Akutagawa Prize for Eclipse（Nisshoku）(1999)・59th Education, Science and Technology Ministers Art Encouragement Prize for New Writers for Breach（Kekkai） (2009)・19th Prix Deux Magots Bunkamura for Dawn (2009)・ the Watanabe Junichi Literary Prize for At the End of the Matinee（2017）・ The Yomiuri Prize for Literature for A MAN (2019）・ the Kobayashi Hideo Prize for Theory on Yukio Mishima (2023）