Sosuke Natsukawa
Sosuke Natsukawa (Osaka, Japan, 1978) is a doctor and writer, known for merging his medical experience with a sensitive narrative that explores the essence of humanity and the healing power of literature. Graduated from Shinshu Medical University and residing in Nagano, he debuted with the novel Kamisama no Karute (God’s Medical Records, 2009), a hit in Japan with millions of copies sold, winner of the Shogakukan Fiction Prize and the Japan Booksellers' Award. This work was adapted into a movie and marked the beginning of a highly recognized literary career in his country
He gained international projection in 2017 with The Cat Who Loved Books, a fable about the passion for reading, translated into more than thirty languages and awarded as a Times bestseller in the UK and favorite book of independent bookstores in the USA. His series of “the cat that saved books”, followed by The Cat Who Took Care of Libraries, combines fantasy, reflection, and homage to the world of books, garnering praise in the literary field and establishing Natsukawa as a contemporary reference. Additionally, he has published other titles in Japan and exceeded three million copies sold, receiving multiple accolades for his contribution to national literature.
He gained international projection in 2017 with The Cat Who Loved Books, a fable about the passion for reading, translated into more than thirty languages and awarded as a Times bestseller in the UK and favorite book of independent bookstores in the USA. His series of “the cat that saved books”, followed by The Cat Who Took Care of Libraries, combines fantasy, reflection, and homage to the world of books, garnering praise in the literary field and establishing Natsukawa as a contemporary reference. Additionally, he has published other titles in Japan and exceeded three million copies sold, receiving multiple accolades for his contribution to national literature.
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