Edogawa Rampo
Edogawa Rampo
(江戸川 乱歩
Edogawa Ranpo
), born
Hirai Tarō
(平井 太郎
Hirai Tarō
,
October 21
,
1894
-
July 28
,
1965
) was a
Japanese author
and
critic
. He wrote many works of
detective fiction
.
Kogoro Akechi
was the primary detective of these novels. Rampo was a great admirer of western
mystery
writers, and especially of
Edgar Allan Poe
. The pseudonym "Edogawa Rampo" is actually a Japanese rendering of Poe's name. Other authors who were special influences on him were
Maurice Leblanc
and
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
. In the
anime
and
manga
Case Closed
(
Detective Conan
in
Japan
), the main character,
Jimmy Kudo
(Shin'ichi Kudo in the Japanese version), chooses the
alias
Conan Edogawa, named after Doyle and Edogawa.
Works
Nisen Doka
Inju
Imomushi
Koto no Oni
Kumo-otoko
Kurotokage
See also
Japanese Literature
Edogawa Rampo Edogawa Rampo Edogawa Rampo Edogawa Rampo
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