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Megumu Sagisawa (鷺沢萠, 20 June 1968 – 11 April 2004) was the pen name of Japanese novelist and writer Megumi Matsuo (松尾めぐみ). Her works of fiction have been described as focusing on topics such as complex interpersonal relationships and the anxieties of the youth. Sagisawa published her debut novel Kawaberi no michi (川べりの道, The Path by the River) in 1987, for which she became the youngest person to win the Bungakukai Prize for New Authors. She later won the 1992 Izumi Kyōka Prize for Literature for Kakeru shōnen (駆ける少年, The Running Boy) and became a five-time nominee for the Akutagawa Prize.

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rdfs:label	Megumu Sagisawa (de) Megumu Sagisawa (es) Megumu Sagisawa (fr) 鷺沢萠 (ja) Megumu Sagisawa (en) 사기사와 메구무 (ko) 鷺澤萌 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Megumu Sagisawa (jap. 鷺沢萠, Sagisawa Megumu, eigentlich: Megumi Matsuo (松尾めぐみ); * 8. Juni 1968 in Setagaya, Tokio; † 11. April 2004) war eine japanische Schriftstellerin. (de) Megumu Sagisawa (鷺沢萠, 20 de junio de 1968 — 11 de abril de 2004) era el seudónimo de la escritora japonesa Megumi Matsuo (松尾めぐみ). Sus obras de ficción se centraron en temas como las relaciones interpersonales complejas y las ansiedades de la juventud. Sagisawa publicó su primera novela Kawaberi no michi (川べりの道) en 1987, por la cual se convirtió en la persona más joven en ganar el premio Bungakukai a los Autores Nuevos. Años más tarde, en 1992, ganó el premio Izumi Kyōka a la Literatura por Kakeru shōnen (駆ける少年) y llegó a ser nominada por cinco veces al premio Akutagawa. (es) Megumu Sagisawa (鷺沢萠, 20 June 1968 – 11 April 2004) was the pen name of Japanese novelist and writer Megumi Matsuo (松尾めぐみ). Her works of fiction have been described as focusing on topics such as complex interpersonal relationships and the anxieties of the youth. Sagisawa published her debut novel Kawaberi no michi (川べりの道, The Path by the River) in 1987, for which she became the youngest person to win the Bungakukai Prize for New Authors. She later won the 1992 Izumi Kyōka Prize for Literature for Kakeru shōnen (駆ける少年, The Running Boy) and became a five-time nominee for the Akutagawa Prize. (en) Megumu Sagisawa (ja, 鷺沢萠), Sagisawa Megumu, nom véritable Megumi Matsuo (松尾めぐみ); 8 juin 1968 dans l'arrondissement de Setagaya à Tokyo - 11 avril 2004 à Tokyo, est une écrivain japonaise. (fr) 鷺沢萠（さぎさわめぐむ、1968年〈昭和43年〉6月20日 - 2004年〈平成16年〉4月11日）は小説家。上智大学外国語学部在学中に文學界新人賞を当時最年少で受賞し、女子大生作家としてデビューし活躍。「葉桜の日」などで芥川賞候補に、「ほんとうの夏」などで三島賞候補に挙げられ、1992（平成4）年『駆ける少年』で泉鏡花文学賞を受賞。35歳で縊死した。 (ja) 사기사와 메구무(鷺沢萠/さぎさわめぐむ, 본명: 마쓰오 메구미(松尾めぐみ), 여성, 1968년 6월 20일 ~ 2004년 4월 11일)는 일본의 소설가이다. 여대생 소설가로서 데뷔한 후에 자서전 집필을 위해 취재를 하던 중 친할머니가 한국인인 것을 알고, 이것을 계기로 한국 유학을 하게 되고 작품 세계는 새로운 경계를 넘었다. 도쿄도 오타구 출신으로 수필을 쓰는 것 외에 그림책을 번역하기도 했다. 영화감독 리주 고(利重剛)와 결혼했다(후에 이혼). 그녀의 작품은 이탈리아어, 한국어로도 번역되어 소개되었다. 좋아하는 작가로 후카사와 시치로(深沢七郎), 야스오카 쇼타로(安岡章太郎), 무라마쯔 토모미(村松友視)가 있었다. 수동기어 자동차를 좋아했으며, 마작을 좋아했다고 알려져 있다. 애연가이기도 했다. 2004년 4월 11일 자기 집의 화장실에서 목을 매달아 35세의 나이로 자살했다. (ko) 鷺澤萌（日语：鷺沢萠）是一位日本小說家，本名為松尾めぐみ，有韓國血統。 (zh)
foaf:name	Megumu Sagisawa (en)
name	Megumu Sagisawa (en)
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birth place	Setagaya
death place	Meguro
death place	Meguro, Tokyo, Japan (en)
birth place	Setagaya City, Tokyo, Japan (en)
birth date	1968-06-20 (xsd:date)
dct:subject	Japanese translators Suicides in Japan Japanese women essayists 1968 births 20th-century translators Women dramatists and playwrights 20th-century Japanese women writers 21st-century Japanese dramatists and playwrights 21st-century Japanese novelists 21st-century Japanese women writers Japanese women novelists Writers from Tokyo 2004 suicides 20th-century Japanese dramatists and playwrights Japanese essayists Japanese people of Korean descent People from Ōta, Tokyo 20th-century Japanese novelists
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Japanese translators Suicides in Japan Pen name Debut novel Interpersonal relationship Izumi Kyōka Prize for Literature Meguro Japanese women essayists 1968 births 20th-century translators Women dramatists and playwrights 20th-century Japanese women writers 21st-century Japanese dramatists and playwrights 21st-century Japanese novelists 21st-century Japanese women writers Japanese women novelists Writers from Tokyo Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Akutagawa Prize 2004 suicides 20th-century Japanese dramatists and playwrights Japanese essayists Japanese people of Korean descent People from Ōta, Tokyo Gō Rijū The Chosun Ilbo The Dong-a Ilbo The Hankyoreh 20th-century Japanese novelists Kadokawa Shoten Bungakukai Bungeishunjū Sophia University Korea Korean language Setagaya Yonsei University Shinchosha First-generation immigrant Taechon
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://meimei.la.coocan.jp/
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