Handwritten science-fiction manuscript by Shinichi Hoshi found, possibly an early unpublished work
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- A handwritten manuscript by Shinichi Hoshi has been found.
- It is believed to be an early unpublished work by the Japanese science-fiction writer, who left more than 1,000 short-short stories.
A handwritten manuscript believed to be an early unpublished work by Shinichi Hoshi has been discovered. Hoshi, one of postwar Japan’s leading science-fiction writers, left more than 1,000 short-short stories during his lifetime.
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