・ Books by Yusaku Kitano on sale → #GM36YusakuKitanoBooks ・ Domestic SF on sale → #GM36DomesticSF ・ Domestic Fantasy on sale → #GM36DomesticFantasy ・ All items for sale here → #GM36 【Details】 First edition with obi set: Yusaku Kitano's "Series Hyakuji Gekijo" (100-Character Theater) all volumes, Nekonosu Bunko, illustrations by Radio Wada "Arifureta Kinko" (An Ordinary Safe) - March 31, 2023, first edition, published by Nekonosu, with obi "Nando no Sniper" (The Sniper in the Closet) - April 30, 2023, first edition, published by Nekonosu, with obi "Neko Radio" (Cat Radio) - May 31, 2023, first edition, published by Nekonosu, with obi "Kame Time" (Turtle Time) - August 24, 2023, first edition, published by Nekonosu, with obi "Kousaten no Tenshi" (Angel at the Intersection) - August 24, 2023, first edition, published by Nekonosu, with obi "Arifureta Kinko" Legendary Yusaku Kitano writes the world in 100 characters! Cover illustration by Radio Wada, commentary by Haneko Takayama. "Once you start reading, it's over." Please enjoy the minimal yet grand world depicted in just 100 characters. "Nando no Sniper" The genius Yusaku Kitano bewilders the world. Commentary by Kohei Ueda (Zoffy), a reading comedian! Cover illustration by Radio Wada 200 stories unfold in a world where foxes and raccoons can transform people. "I wonder if that person is a raccoon?" "Once you start reading, you'll be bewitched." The boundary between humans and non-humans spun by 100 characters. "Neko Radio" Commentary by Miki Tori! Cover illustration by Radio Wada Micronovel master Yusaku Kitano fills the universe with cats. Cats in 100 characters. Cats in 100 characters. "Once you start reading, you'll become round." "Even if they don't appear, the cats are there. Without a doubt, they are there." "Kame Time" The author's life work, the "almost 100-character novels," number over 5,000. 200 short shorts selected from the vast collection are included in this work. Yusaku Kitano Born in 1962. Debuted in 1992 with "Mukashi, Kasei no Atta Basho" (The Place Where Mars Used to Be), which won the Japan Fantasy Novel Award. In the same year, he won the Grand Prize for his rakugo script "Tendosetsu" (Geocentric Theory) at the 1st Katsura Jakusaburo New Rakugo "Yagura Cup." In 2001, he won the Japan SF Grand Prize for "Kame-kun." 【Condition】 There is some yellowing due to aging, but there are few scratches and scuffs on the covers, and it is generally a beautiful book. #SF #Fantasy