Foreign literature アルキュオネ Rikisen / Pierre-Ewald / Ryo Morii

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Foreign Literature
[Introduction to Contents]
Pierre Erbal, Author of "The Warrior" Who Contributed to the Resistance Movement against Germany, is a BL novel that vividly depicts the homosexual friendship between boys living on an uninhabited island. It contains 2 volumes of Erbal's private novel, 『 Rikisen 』, which skillfully depicts the homosexuality and political participation of young rebels under Stalinism.
Translated for the first time in Japan. (Pierre Herbart 1903? 74)
Born in Dunkirk, Northern France, in 1903.
Grew up in a famous family in the shipbuilding industry, but his father ran away at the age of 5 and spent a lonely childhood.
Moved to Tokyo at the age of 18 and interacted with Jean Cocteau.
Became a friend of André Gide and served as a secretary since then.
Joined the Communist Party with anti-colonialism.
Moved to the Soviet Union and served as the editor-in-chief of "International Literature".
During the Second World War, he participated in the Resistance Movement against Germany and worked for the liberation of Rennes.
After the Second World War, he expanded his career as a journalist, oversaw his political activities and produced excellent private novels.
His representative works include 『 Wanderer 』 『, アルキュオネ 』 『 Golden Age 』 『 Rikisen 』 アルキュオネ 『 』