陰陽師: 天鼓卷

陰陽師 #11

by Baku Yumemakura, 夢枕獏, 茂呂美耶 (Translator)

人為何會變成鬼？又如何解脫？
且看平安時代傳奇陰陽師安倍晴明與天才樂手源博雅，攜手療癒人心的幽微暗昧──

人性中熟悉的七情六慾，卻因其妖異之姿使人顫慄。戀慕相悅之心，在情人背離後成為無法消解的癲狂；即便是百年修行的神怪，也放不下對無常凡間的執著。這一次，穿梭系列故事的琵琶法師蟬丸似乎也遭作祟，為何他身後總是跟隨一名怒髮衝冠的女鬼？晴明的摯友源博雅，也三番兩次受到捉弄，甚至差點就變成了異類？儘管音樂才華洋溢、受神眷顧，但太受歡迎似乎也不是好事？

全書收錄八篇短篇故事，包括2007年底特別送給臺灣書迷的禮物、率先刊登在臺灣雜誌的短篇〈缸博士〉，以及〈器〉、〈偽菩薩〉、〈炎情觀音〉、〈霹靂神〉、〈逆髮女〉、〈學人精博雅〉和〈鏡童子〉等七篇傑作。

Genres: Fantasy

240 pages, Paperback

First published May 30, 2012

About the author

Baku Yumemakura was born January 1st 1951 in Kanagawa, Japan. He graduated from Tokai University with a degree in Japanese literature. He debuted as an author in 1977, subsequently publishing a number of successful series including Psyche Diver, Chimera, and Hunting Master in addition many others. In 1989 he won Japan’s Science Fiction award for his novel, The Lion that Ate the Moon, and in 1998 won the 11th Shibata Renzaburo Award for God’s of the Mountain. His work, “Oyedo Chokakuden”, was awarded the Izumi Kyoka Prize for Literature in 2011 and in 2012 received the Yoshikawa Eiji award. In 2001, the manga adaptation of his seminal work, “Onmyoji”, won the 5th annual Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize, while the adaptation of his work “Gods of the Mountain” won the award of excellence at the Japan Media Arts Festival. A number of his works have been adapted to film, including the Toho produced “Onmyoji” and “Onmyoji 2”.

See also 夢枕 獏.

Baku Yumemakura Wiki.

Reviews

[Jack Hwang · Rating 4 out of 5]

夜涼如水
櫻落似雪
盲法師琵琶相伴
俏式神殷勤斟酒
酒裡還有櫻花的香味

好一幅春夜行酒圖