Miura Ayako Books
April 25, 1922 – October 12, 1999
Ayako Miura is celebrated for her profound exploration of the human psyche and the intricacies of interpersonal relationships. Her works often delve into spiritual and moral dilemmas, reflecting a deep engagement with Christian values and their influence on contemporary life. Miura masterfully crafts characters grappling with internal conflicts and searching for meaning in a world fraught with challenges. Her writing style is notable for its introspective depth and poetic prose, drawing readers into the heart of her narratives.
Shiokari-Paß
Die Erzählung vom Leben des Japaners Nagano und von seiner Liebe zu Fujiko bis zum erschütternden Höhepunkt am Pass
- 276 pages
- 10 hours of reading
結納のため札幌に向かった鉄道職員永野信夫の乗った列車が、塩狩峠の頂上にさしかかった時、突然客車が離れ、暴走し始めた。声もなく恐怖の怯える乗客。信夫は飛びつくようにハンドブレーキに手をかけた……。明治末年、北海道旭川の塩狩峠で、自らの命を犠牲にして大勢の乗客の命を救った一青年の、愛と信仰に貫かれた生涯を描き、人間存在の意味を問う長編小説。
