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Keigo Higashino

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One of Japan's foremost mystery and thriller novelists, whose intricately plotted works combine rigorous logical puzzles with profound emotional depth. Major works include 'The Devotion of Suspect X' (winner of the Naoki Prize), 'White Night,' 'Malice,' 'Newcomer,' and 'The Miracles of the Namiya General Store.' With over 100 million copies in print across his career, Higashino's novels have been adapted into numerous successful films and TV dramas in Japan, South Korea, and China. His works are widely translated and enjoy particularly overwhelming popularity in East Asia, where he rivals Murakami in readership. Higashino's ability to merge mystery conventions with humanistic themes has made him one of Asia's most commercially successful and critically respected authors.

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Category:Content IP
Subcategory:Literature
Location:Osaka (birthplace)
Time Period:1985-present
Influence:Global
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