The Precision of Death
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A good fit for
- 喜欢伊坂幸太郎式轻盈笔调与温柔荒诞的读者
- 爱读短篇连作、享受伏笔与收束快感的推理读者
- 对生死议题感兴趣、但不想读沉重文本的人
- 看过金城武主演同名电影、想回读原著的观众
Not a good fit for
- 追求本格硬核诡计、强解谜快感的推理迷
- 希望读到长篇单一主线、强情节推进的读者
- 不接受以死神为主角、带奇幻设定的读者
Reading tips
- 六篇可按顺序读,留意人物、道具的暗中呼应,收尾处会有连锁的顿悟。
- 不妨把每篇当成一部小电影,读完后回想千叶那句“可”或“放行”的分量。
- 若读过《死神的浮力》,可将其与本作对照,看千叶这一角色的延续与变化。
- 适合在雨天或独处时慢读,每读一篇留一点时间消化情绪。
About the publisher
Nanhai Publication Company is a comprehensive publisher known for its literature and arts titles, covering fields such as classical poetry, martial arts fiction, and folk literature. Judging from the more than 1,600 books in the database, the company has released classical poetic works including the Nineteen Old Poems and the Nine Songs, as well as multiple volumes of Huanzhulouzhu's series The Swordsmen of Mount Shu, along with related writings by authors such as Guan Hanqing, Qu Yuan, Zuo Si, and Wang Zhihuan. Its publishing character lies in balancing the organization of classic texts with the dissemination of popular literature, placing poetry anthologies alongside long martial arts novels and presenting a relatively diverse literary profile. Public information is limited, and further details about its editorial practices and series planning remain to be supplemented.
Contents
- The Precision of Death
- The Shinigami and Fujita
- The Shinigami in the Snowstorm
- The Shinigami and Love
- The Shinigami on the Journey
- The Shinigami and the Old Woman
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About the author
Kotaro Isaka, born in Chiba Prefecture, Japan, in 1971 and a graduate of the Faculty of Law at Tohoku University, is one of the most distinctive contemporary Japanese novelists. In 1996 he won a honorable mention in the Suntory Mystery Fiction Award for The Annoying Villains, and he made his debut in 2000 with The Audubon's Prayer; he has since been shortlisted for the Naoki Prize several times. His work is often classified as mystery and suspense, yet it does not adhere to the conventional puzzle-solving framework, blending the surreal and a light humor into crime and suspense, with characters who carry warmth and goodwill through absurd situations. The collection includes 19 of his works, among them Golden Slumber, The Precision of the Dead, Gravity's Clown, Lush Life, 777, Pepper's Ghost, The Duck and the Wild Duck's Coin-Operated Locker, One Punk Saves the Earth, and Why Don't You Move to Mars?, as well as several multi-volume complete collections.