Kyoto Ni Jou to Yobareta Sakka Ga Ita Yamamura Misa to Futari No Otoko (Gentosha Bunko)

[Machine Translation] In 1996, the year of Japan's biggest book sales, Misa Yamamura died while writing at the Imperial Hotel. She was the "Queen of Mystery" who had published more than 200 books and was hailed as a best-selling author. Behind her glamorous career, there are many hidden mysteries, such as the fact that she had a strong sense of inferiority, "I want to win a literary prize," her relationship with a writer, which was rumored to be an open secret, and the existence of her husband. This nonfiction book tackles a taboo in the literary world.

一九九六年、日本で一番本が売れた年、帝国ホテルで執筆中に山村美紗が亡くなった。二〇〇冊以上の本を出しベストセラー作家と持て囃された“ミステリの女王”。華やかな活躍の陰で「文学賞を獲りたい」という強烈な劣等感を抱いていたこと、公然の秘密と噂された作家との関係や夫の存在など、秘められた謎は多い。文壇のタブーに挑むノンフィクション。