宮内 悠介Yusuke Miyauchi
1979年東京生。2010年、短編「盤上の夜」にて、第1回創元SF短編賞で選考委員特別賞（山田正紀賞）を受賞、2012年、同作を表題作とした連作短編集『盤上の夜』で第33回日本SF大賞を受賞。2017年、『彼女がエスパーだったころ』で第38回吉川英治文学新人賞受賞。『カブールの園』で第30回三島由紀夫賞受賞。2018年、『あとは野となれ大和撫子』で第49回星雲賞（日本長編部門）受賞。2020年、『遠い他国でひょんと死ぬるや』で第70回芸術選奨文部科学大臣新人賞受賞。
Yusuke Miyauchi was born in Tokyo in 1979. He won the 1st Sogen SF Short Story Prize in 2010 with the short story “Banjō no yoru (A Night Playing Board Games),” and the 33rd Japan SF Grand Prize in 2012 with the fix-up novel Banjō no yoru (A Night Playing Board Games), featuring the eponymous short story. In 2017, he won the 38th Eiji Yoshikawa New Writer Award with Kanojo ga esupā datta koro (Around the Time She Was an Esper) and the 30th Mishima Yukio Prize with Kabūru no Sono (The Garden of Kabul). In 2018, he won the 49th Seiun Award (novel category) for Ato wa no to nare yamato nadeshiko (Get Wild Young Women!). In 2020, he won the 70th Minister of Education New Writer Award for Tooi takoku de hyon to shinuru ya (Dying in a Distant Country).
