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{{Use mdy dates|date=January 2014}}{{Infobox writer
| name = Mikihiko Renjō
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| birth_name = Jingo Katō
| birth_date = {{Birth date|1948|1|11}}
| birth_place = Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
| death_date = {{Death date and age|2013|10|19|1948|1|11}}
| death_place = Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture
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| occupation = Writer
| language = Japanese
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| alma_mater = Waseda University, Political Economy Department
| period = 1978–2013
| genre = Popular fiction, mystery novels
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| notableworks = Modorigawa shinjū, Koibumi, Ningen dõbutsuen
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| awards = Mystery Writers of Japan Award (1981)
Naoki Prize (1984)
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}}{{nihongo|Mikihiko Renjō|連城 三紀彦|Renjō Mikihiko|real name: Jingo Katō; January 11, 1948 – October 19, 2013}} was a Japanese writer, winner of the Naoki Prize. Life He was born in Nagoya, and graduated from the Political Economy Department of Waseda University.[1] He studied writing screenplays in Paris, France, and made his debut in 1978 with Henchō nininbaori. In 2009 he was diagnosed with stomach cancer.[2] He died, after the cancer also spread to the liver, on October 19, 2013.[3] Awards - 1978 – Gen'eijō New Writers Award for "Henchō Nininbaori" (short story)
- 1981 – Mystery Writers of Japan Award for Best Short Story for "Modorigawa Shinjū"
- 1984 – Yoshikawa Eiji Prize for New Writers for Yoimachigusa Yojō (short story collection)
- 1984 – Naoki Prize for Koibumi (short story collection)
- 1996 – Shibata Renzaburō Award for Kakuregiku (novel)
BibliographyNovels- {{nihongo|Anshoku Komedi|暗色コメディ|}}, 1979
- {{nihongo|Haiboku e no Gaisen|敗北への凱旋|}}, 1983
- {{nihongo|Watashi to iu Na no Hensokyoku|私という名の変奏曲|}}, 1984
- {{nihongo|Zanko|残紅|}}, 1985
- {{nihongo|Aoki Ikenie|青き犠牲|}}, 1986
- {{nihongo|Hana Ochiru|花墜ちる|}}, 1987
- {{nihongo|Tasogare no Berurin|黄昏のベルリン|}}, 1988
- {{nihongo|Ajisai Zensen|あじさい前線|}}, 1989
- {{nihongo|Kazari-Bi|飾り火|}}, 1989
- {{nihongo|Doko made mo Korosarete|どこまでも殺されて|}}, 1990
- {{nihongo|Kasshoku no Matsuri|褐色の祭り|}}, 1990
- {{nihongo|Tameiki no Jikan|ため息の時間|}}, 1991
- {{nihongo|Bi no Kami tachi no Hanran|美の神たちの叛乱|}}, 1992
- {{nihongo|Aijo no Genkai|愛情の限界|}}, 1993
- {{nihongo|Asu to iu Kako ni|明日という過去に|}}, 1993
- {{nihongo|Oushi no Yawaraka na Niku|牡牛の柔らかな肉|}}, 1993
- {{nihongo|Shusho kara no Onna|終章からの女|}}, 1994
- {{nihongo|Kajin|花塵|}}, 1994
- {{nihongo|Koi|恋|}}, 1995
- {{nihongo|Dare ka Hiroin|誰かヒロイン|}}, 1995
- {{nihongo|Kakuregiku|隠れ菊|}}, 1996
- {{nihongo|Niji no Hachi ban me no Iro|虹の八番目の色|}}, 1996
- {{nihongo|Hika|秘花|}}, 2000
- {{nihongo|Yukizuri no Kuchibiru|ゆきずりの唇|}}, 2000
- {{nihongo|Byakko|白光|}}, 2002
- {{nihongo|Ningen Dōbutsuen|人間動物園|}}, 2002
- {{nihongo|Nagareboshi to Asonda Koro|流れ星と遊んだころ|}}, 2003
- {{nihongo|Zōka no Mitsu|造花の蜜|}}, 2008
Short story collections- {{nihongo|Modorigawa Shinjū|戻り川心中|}}, 1980
- {{nihongo|Henchō Nininbaori|変調二人羽織|}}, 1981
- {{nihongo|Hisoyaka na Mofuku|密やかな喪服|}}, 1982
- {{nihongo|Yoru yo Nezumi tachi no Tame ni|夜よ鼠たちのために|}}, 1983
- {{nihongo|Unmei no Hachibukyufu|運命の八分休符|}}, 1983
- {{nihongo|Yoimachigusa Yojo|宵待草夜情|}}, 1983
- {{nihongo|Koibumi|恋文|}}, 1984
- {{nihongo|Shojo|少女|}}, 1984
- {{nihongo|Gasuto|瓦斯灯|}}, 1984
- {{nihongo|Yuhagi Shinjū|夕萩心中|}}, 1985
- {{nihongo|Nichiyobi to Kokonotsu no Tanpen|日曜日と九つの短篇|}}, 1985
- {{nihongo|Mo Hitotsu no Koibumi|もうひとつの恋文|}}, 1986
- {{nihongo|Rikon Shinai Onna|離婚しない女|}}, 1986
- {{nihongo|Ren'ai Shosetsukan|恋愛小説館|}}, 1987
- {{nihongo|Hotarugusa|蛍草|}}, 1988
- {{nihongo|Ichiya no Kushi|一夜の櫛|}}, 1988
- {{nihongo|Yumegokoro|夢ごころ|}}, 1988
- {{nihongo|Tasogareiro no Bisho|たそがれ色の微笑|}}, 1989
- {{nihongo|Hagi no Ame|萩の雨|}}, 1989
- {{nihongo|Yoru no Nai Mado|夜のない窓|}}, 1990
- {{nihongo|Shin Ren'ai Shosetsukan|新・恋愛小説館|}}, 1991
- {{nihongo|Rakujitsu no Mon|落日の門|}}, 1993
- {{nihongo|Kao no Nai Shozoga|顔のない肖像画|}}, 1993
- {{nihongo|Senaka Awase|背中合わせ|}}, 1993
- {{nihongo|Murasaki no Kizu|紫の傷|}}, 1994
- {{nihongo|Zen'yasai|前夜祭|}}, 1994
- {{nihongo|Bijo|美女|}}, 1997
- {{nihongo|Toshiue no Onna|年上の女|}}, 1997
- {{nihongo|Karen|火恋|}}, 1999
- {{nihongo|Natsu no Saigo no Bara|夏の最後の薔薇|}}, 2001
- {{nihongo|Sazanami no Ie|さざなみの家|}}, 2002
Film adaptations Many of his writings have been made into movies. References 1. ^{{cite web|url=http://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/20131022/k10015450945000.html|title=直木賞 連城三紀彦さん死去|publisher=NHK|language=Japanese|accessdate=October 22, 2013|deadurl=yes|archiveurl=https://archive.is/20131022113102/http://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/20131022/k10015450945000.html|archivedate=October 22, 2013|df=mdy-all}}
2. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.asahi.com/articles/TKY201310220009.html|title=作家の連城三紀彦さん死去 「戻り川心中」「恋文」|publisher=Asahi Shimbun|language=Japanese|accessdate=October 22, 2013}}
3. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/national/culture/news/20131022-OYT1T00177.htm|title=直木賞作家の連城三紀彦さん死去…「恋文」|publisher=Yomiuri Shimbun|language=Japanese|accessdate=October 22, 2013}}
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