Haruo Satō (novelist)

Biography

Born in Shingū, Wakayama Prefecture. Dropped out of Keio University. He contributed poetry and fiction to "Mita Bungaku". Major works include the novels "Rural Melancholy" (Den'en no Yū'utsu) and "Urban Melancholy" (Tokai no Yū'utsu), "The Beautiful Town" (Utsukushiki Machi), and "Mandala of Akiko" (Akiko Mandara). He also produced poetry, criticism, and translations across multiple genres.

Literary Schools / Movements

Publication Venues (25 venues)Click to filter works by venue

• Asahi Shimbun
• bessatsu_bungeishunju
• Bungakukai
• Bungei
• Bungei Shunjū
• bunsho_club
• Chūōkōron
• douwa
• fujin_koron
• gendai
• gunzo
• hochi
• josei
• Kaizō
• mainichi
• Mita Bungaku
• nishi_nippon
• Other publication venues
• sakuhin
• Shinchō
• Shin Seinen
• Subaru
• Standalone publication
• tantei_shumi
• Yomiuri Shimbun

Selected Works (74 works recorded in Aozora Bunko)

• 佐藤春夫詩集 (Satō Haruo Shishū) (1911)
• 円光 (Enkō) (1914)
• 西班牙犬の家 (Nishi Han Kiba Ken no Ie) (1917)
• 田園の憂欝 (Denen no U Utsu) (1918)
• 佐藤春夫詩集 (Satō Haruo Shishū) (1921)
• 私の父が狸と格闘をした話 (Watashi no Chichi ga Tanuki to Kakutō o Shi ta Hanashi) (1921)
• 我が一九二二年 (Waga Ichi Kyū Ni Ni Nen) (1921)
• 蝗の大旅行 (Inago no Dai Ryokō) (1921)
• おもちゃの蝙蝠 (Omocha no Kōmori) (1922)
• あじさい (Ajisai) (1922)
• 緑衣の少女 (Midori Koromo no Shōjo) (1922)
• 我が一九二二年 (Waga Ichi Kyū Ni Ni Nen) (1922)
• 佐藤春夫詩集 (Satō Haruo Shishū) (1922)
• 忘春詩集 (Shū) (1922)
• 我が一九二二年 (Waga Ichi Kyū Ni Ni Nen) (1923)
• サーベル礼讃 (Sāberu Rei San) (1923)
• 佐藤春夫詩集 (Satō Haruo Shishū) (1923)
• 探偵小説小論 (Tantei Shōsetsu Shō Ron) (1924)
• 佐藤春夫詩集 (Satō Haruo Shishū) (1924)
• 訳詩集「月下の一群」 (Yakushi Shū Gekka no Ichigun) (1925)
• 柱時計に噛まれた話 (Hashiradokei ni Kama Re ta Hanashi) (1926)
• 佐藤春夫詩集 (Satō Haruo Shishū) (1926)
• 文芸家の生活を論ず (Bungei Ka no Seikatsu o Ronzu) (1926)
• オカアサン (Okāsan) (1926)
• 寸感 (Sun Kan) (1926)
• 芥川竜之介を哭す (Akutagawa Ryūnosuke o Kokusu) (1927)
• ネクタイとステッキ (Nekutai to Sutekki) (1927)
• 芥川竜之介を憶ふ (Akutagawa Ryūnosuke o Fu) (1928)
• 小泉八雲に就てのノート (Koizumi Yakumo ni te no Nōto) (1928)
• のんしやらん記録 (Non shi Yara n Kiroku) (1929)

Showing top 30 of 74 works. Read in Japanese for full list.

References

• Wikipedia (English) — Source for biographical summary (CC BY-SA)
• Aozora Bunko — Source for the complete works list (CC BY 4.0)
• Japanese version of this page — Full bibliography and bibliophile information