悲しみと喜びをむすぶ文学

Masatsugu Ono was born in Oita Prefecture in 1970. Graduate School of Culture, University of Tokyo Graduate School of Comprehensive Studies, doctoral credits, expulsed at maturity. Doctor of Literature at the 8th University of Paris. Professor, Faculty of Cultural Planning, Waseda University. Akutagawa Award for Prayer from Nine Years (2014). " He has written many books, including "The Ship Carrying in a Bustling Bay" and "Hunning on the Traces of Stepping Marks". The main translations include Marie Ndiai's "Rosy Calp" and "Three Stugy Women", and Amin Maaruf's "Identity Kills People”.