Abstract

Thirty years ago, you were found frozen to death after we parted ways, and memories of that town come back to me.
A heartrending love that is lyrically woven by an unprecedented technique by the newest talent in the literary world.
Also included is "Baby, It's Otoko-sama," which depicts the life of an otaku woman in poverty and a security guard in a semi-personal novel.

"Your June is frozen" - I heard that you were found frozen to death 30 years ago, and I recall the memories of that town with you. We met in front of the chicken coop. We were both lonely, and Z was there when we first visited your house. One day, you brought home a baby chicken that had just been born in the school's chicken coop. "A chicken doesn't need a name." But one day, a disease broke out in a poultry farm--I will never forget the cry you made when we parted--.
A masterpiece that garnered critical acclaim for its richly lyrical depiction of an attempt to strip away the gender nuances that accompany names.

Author’s Information

Born in Tokyo in 1981. His books include "We're not perfect," "You're looking for the body anyway," "Babayaga no Yoru," and "I'm 40, but I want to be an adult."