Ryusui Seiryoin

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Ryusui Seiryoin (清涼院流水 Seiryoin Ryusui?) (1974 - ) is a Japanese mystery novelist, born Hidetaka Kanai. He won the 2nd Mephisto award and has lent his name to Kodansha Box's Ryusui Award. The JDC series has inspired tribute novels by authors like Otaro Maijo and Ishin Nishio

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[edit] Style

His mystery novels, particularly the JDC series, are known for genre-busting metatexual complexity.

[edit] Works

[edit] JDC Series

  • Cosmic

Kodansha Novels

Bunko

Kodansha Novels

Bunko

The bunko edition suggests you read the two volumes of Joker between the volumes of Cosmic -- Sei/Ryo IN Ryu/Sui

  • Carnival

Kodansha Novels

Bunko

Kodansha Novels

[edit] Akihito Kimura Series

Tankoban

Bunko

[edit] Top Run and Land Series

[edit] What a Perfect World

Done for Kodansha Box -- all twelve volumes in one year.

All others forthcoming

  • What a perfect world! Book.3◆three Cheers
  • What a perfect world! Book.4◆Four Winds
  • What a perfect world! Book.5◆Five-star
  • What a perfect world! Book.6◆Sixth Sense
  • What a perfect world! Book.7◆Seventh Heaven
  • What a perfect world! Book.8◆Figure of Eight
  • What a perfect world! Book.9◆On the Cloud Nine
  • What a perfect world! Book.10◆Ten Commandments
  • What a perfect world! Book.11◆Eleven-plus
  • What a perfect world! Book.12◆Perfect Twelve

[edit] Other

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