/lit/ - Japanese author Keigo Higashino, known for penning intricate mystery novels, dies at 68 - Literature

Anonymous

Japanese author Keigo Higashin(...) 07/27/26(Mon)06:43:29 No.25426343

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Japanese author Keigo Higashino, known for penning intricate mystery novels, dies at 68 Anonymous 07/27/26(Mon)06:43:29 No.25426343 Archived

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/culture/2026/07/27/books/keigo-higashino-obituary/

In my country (SEA), he 's arguably the 2nd most read contemporary Japanese author after Haruki Murakami.
RIP.
>t. never read a single work of Higashino, plan to read Miracles of the Namiya General Store

Anonymous
07/27/26(Mon)06:44:52 No.25426345

Anonymous 07/27/26(Mon)06:44:52 No.25426345

>>25426343
rest in piss

Anonymous
07/27/26(Mon)06:53:22 No.25426355

Anonymous 07/27/26(Mon)06:53:22 No.25426355

I wanna throw up.

Anonymous
07/27/26(Mon)07:01:34 No.25426360

Anonymous 07/27/26(Mon)07:01:34 No.25426360

dont know him but rip

Anonymous
07/27/26(Mon)07:12:18 No.25426370

Anonymous 07/27/26(Mon)07:12:18 No.25426370

>>25426343
>In my country (SEA)
I always knew /lit/ was just a bunch of SEAniggers. Imagine getting told to read Pynchon by a brown ESL.

Anonymous
07/27/26(Mon)09:39:36 No.25426560

Anonymous 07/27/26(Mon)09:39:36 No.25426560

>>25426370
Nah now i only read literature in French and Russian, they are the true superior languages of /lit/