Almost Transparent Blue
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Application Description
The second e-book release by Ryu Murakami!
The origin of the novelist “Ryu Murakami” is coming back now after 35 years since his debut.
The debut novel by Ryu Murakami in 1976, "Almost Transparent Blue" won "Gunzou New Literary Award" and "Akutagawa Prize" when he was 24.
The story portrays the self-destructive, lost group of young men and women who reside in “Fussa”, a region in Tokyo with an US Air Force base. Its devastating episode and edgy style of writing had a great impact on the then-literary world. The novel has been translated into many languages and widely read by many youth of the world even after 35 years since published. Now it is available as e-book with the same intensity of the first publication.
In addition to high readability, this application includes the exclusive unpublished handwritten manuscripts by the author from when it was published, as well as 16 portrait photos of him at the award ceremony.
Ryu Murakami
Born in Sasebo, Nagasaki in 1952. In 1976, his debut work "Almost Transparent Blue" was awarded with "Gunzou New Literary Award" and "Akutagawa Prize" as a college student at Musashino Art University.
Major works include "Coin Locker Babies", "Ai to Gensou no Fascism", "Topaz", "The World in Five Minutes From Now", and "Hanto Wo Deyo". In 2004, "13 Year Old Hello Work" became a million seller. In 2010, his first e-book “A Singing Whale” (received “Mainichi Art Award” in 2011) was published, and in November 2010 he founded an e-book publishing company, "G2010".
*This version is available for only Japanese text.
*Part of the screen layout may be effected on iPads with Retina Display.
We are currently in the process of updating.
The origin of the novelist “Ryu Murakami” is coming back now after 35 years since his debut.
The debut novel by Ryu Murakami in 1976, "Almost Transparent Blue" won "Gunzou New Literary Award" and "Akutagawa Prize" when he was 24.
The story portrays the self-destructive, lost group of young men and women who reside in “Fussa”, a region in Tokyo with an US Air Force base. Its devastating episode and edgy style of writing had a great impact on the then-literary world. The novel has been translated into many languages and widely read by many youth of the world even after 35 years since published. Now it is available as e-book with the same intensity of the first publication.
In addition to high readability, this application includes the exclusive unpublished handwritten manuscripts by the author from when it was published, as well as 16 portrait photos of him at the award ceremony.
Ryu Murakami
Born in Sasebo, Nagasaki in 1952. In 1976, his debut work "Almost Transparent Blue" was awarded with "Gunzou New Literary Award" and "Akutagawa Prize" as a college student at Musashino Art University.
Major works include "Coin Locker Babies", "Ai to Gensou no Fascism", "Topaz", "The World in Five Minutes From Now", and "Hanto Wo Deyo". In 2004, "13 Year Old Hello Work" became a million seller. In 2010, his first e-book “A Singing Whale” (received “Mainichi Art Award” in 2011) was published, and in November 2010 he founded an e-book publishing company, "G2010".
*This version is available for only Japanese text.
*Part of the screen layout may be effected on iPads with Retina Display.
We are currently in the process of updating.
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 90.82 MB of space to download and install Almost Transparent Blue app. Almost Transparent Blue was updated to a new version. Purchase this version for $10.99
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of G2010 Co.,Ltd. at http://g2010.jp/.
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