Tetsuo Takashima (高嶋 哲夫 Takashima Tetsuo, born July 7, 1949) is a contemporary Japanese author active in a number of genres that include science fiction, mystery fiction, historical fiction, social commentary, and juvenile fiction.

Biography

Works in English translation

  • Fallout (original title: Merutodaun [Meltdown]), Vertical, 2013
  • Megaquake: How Japan and the World Should Respond (original title: Kyodai Jishin No Hi [A day of Huge Earthquake]), Potomac Books, 2015
  • TSUNAMI, Shueisha, 2016
  • THE WALL: The Refugees' Path to a New Republic, Museyon, 2020
  • THE GENE OF LIFE, Museyon, 2021

Awards

  • 1979 - Atomic Energy Society of Japan Technical Prize
  • 1990 - North Japan Literary Prize: Homecoming (帰国, Kikoku)
  • 1994 - Shosetsu Gendai Mystery Newcomer Award: Fallout
  • 1999 - Suntory Mystery Award, Grand-prix and Reader Prize: Intruder
  • 2006 - Iue Cultural Prize
  • 2017 - Energy Forum Award Prize: Fukushima Dai-2 No Kiseki (福島第二の奇跡,Miracle of Fukushima II Nuclear Power Plant)

Works

Novels

  • 1999 Intruder (イントゥルーダー)
  • 1999 Spica (スピカ 原発占拠)
  • 2000 Dirty you (ダーティー・ユー)
  • 2000 Midnight eagle (ミッドナイトイーグル)
  • 2000 Friends: Sixteen (フレンズ シックスティーン)
  • 2000 The captive of hell (冥府の虜, Meifu No Toriko)
  • 2001 Petro bacteria can be followed (ペトロバクテリアを追え!, Petro bacteria o Oe!)
  • 2001 Truman's letter (トルーマン・レター)
  • 2001 Metropolitan Government Office blasting (都庁爆破, Tocho Bakuha)
  • 2002 The Gene of Life (命の遺伝子, Inochi No Idenshi)
  • 2002 The Wind of Afghanistan (アフガンの風, Afugan No Kaze)
  • 2003 Merutodaun [Meltdown] (メルトダウン) (Fallout, Vertical, 2013)
  • 2003 The False Finance (虚構金融, Kyoko Kin'yu)
  • 2004 M8 (M8, Emu Eito)
    • Manga adaptation: Illustrated by Shinji Hiramatsu (2005)
  • 2005 Tsunami (津波, Tsunami)
  • 2008 Firefly (ファイアー・フライ)
  • 2008 Jemini's Ark (ジェミニの方舟, Jemini No Hakobune)
  • 2009 Catch The Wind (風をつかまえて, Kaze o Tsukamaete)
  • 2009 Chase (追跡, Tsuiseki)
  • 2009 The Wild God (乱神, Ran-shin)
  • 2010 Pennies from Heaven (タナボタ, Tanabota)
  • 2010 The Pandemic (首都感染, Shuto Kansen)
  • 2011 Shinsai Kyaraban (震災キャラバン)
  • 2011 Sazankurosu no Tsubasa (サザンクロスの翼)
  • 2013 Fly Trap (フライ・トラップ)
  • 2013 Rising Road (ライジング・ロード)
  • 2014 Capital Collapse (首都崩壊, Shuto-Houkai)
  • 2015 Eruption of Mt.Fuji (富士山噴火, Fujisan-Funka)
  • 2016 Floating (浮遊, Fu-Yu)
  • 2016 Okinawa Confidential (沖縄コンフィデンシャル 交錯捜査)
  • 2017 Okinawa Confidential 2 "Blue Dragon" (沖縄コンフィデンシャル ブルードラゴン)
  • 2018 Terrorism In The Official Residence (官邸襲撃)
  • 2018 Hurricane (ハリケーン)
  • 2019 Okinawa Confidential 3 "The Way of Life of Lekios" (沖縄コンフィデンシャル レキオスの生きる道)
  • 2020 Red Sand (紅い砂, Akai Suna)
  • 2021 EV (イブ)

Manga series

  • 2006 Animato (アニマート) (Illustrated by Takanori Yasaka)

Essays

  • 1982 " America No Gakko Seikatsu (アメリカの学校生活, U.S. School Life) "
  • 1984 " California No Akane-chan (カリフォルニアのあかねちゃん, My Akane of California) "
  • 2000 " Juku Wo Gakko Ni (塾を学校に, It is to a school about a private school) "(Collaboration)
  • 2001 " Kouritsu Gakko Ga Nakunaru (公立学校がなくなる, A public school dies) "(Collaboration)
  • 2005 " Kyodai Jishin No Ato Ni Osottekita Koto (巨大地震の後に襲ってきたこと, Be attacked by Huge Earthquake) "
  • 2006 " Kyodai Jishin No Hi (巨大地震の日, A day of Huge Earthquake) (Megaquake: How Japan and the World Should Respond translate by Robert D. Eldridge, Potomac Books, 2015)"
  • 2013 " Tokai Tonankai Nankai Kyodai Rendo Jisjin (東海・東南海・南海 巨大連動地震, Nankai Trough massive earthquake) "
  • 2015 " Sekai Ni Warawareru Nihon No Genpatsu Senryaku (世界に嗤われる日本の原発戦略, World laugh nuclear power strategy of Japan) "
  • 2016 " Fukushima Dai-2 No Kiseki (福島第二の奇跡, Miracle of Fukushima II Nuclear Power Plant) "
  • 2020 " Shutokansengo no Nihon (「首都感染」後の日本, Japan after the "Capital Infection") "
  • 2021 " Shuto Okayama (首都岡山, Capital City Okayama) "

References

  1. Seitsz, Matt Zoller (23 November 2007). "Midnight Eagle - A Fallen Plane Is Loaded With Tensions". The New York Times. Retrieved 2011-04-08. Based on a novel by Tetsuo Takashima, "Midnight Eagle" addresses the strained, unequal military relationship between the United States and Japan, likened in various subplots to that of a distant, inept or otherwise inadequate parent and his dependent child.
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