About Akinari Matsuno
Lived 1979 – 2011 (aged 31–32). Akinari Matsuno was a Japanese novelist.
was a Japanese light novel author best known for his series MM!.
Biography Matsuno was born in Kawanishi City, Japan in 1979. His debut work, The Selfish Battleship of Class 2-3 (the release title changed to Aoba-kun and Uchuu-jin), under his pseudonym Akinari, received the Brilliancy Prize in the 2005 MF Bunko J Light Novel Rookie Award, the second work ever to receive this prize since its conception the year prior.
His second work, MM!, which got adapted into an anime television series in 2010, had not been completed by the time of his death on the 18 April 2011 at the age of 32. While his official cause of death has not been released to the public, Ichirō Sakaki, who also writes for MF Bunko J, revealed on Twitter that Matsuno had been sick since 2010 and had not been appearing at company events.
Works Aoba-kun and Uchuu-jin (2005–2006) (Published by MF Bunko J, illustrated by Chōniku) MM! (2007–2010) (Published by MF Bunko J, illustrated by QP:flapper)
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Who was Akinari Matsuno?
Japanese light novel author
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Akinari Matsuno was born in 1979 in Kawanishi.
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Akinari Matsuno died on 18 April 2011.
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Akinari Matsuno was a novelist.
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Akinari Matsuno was Japanese.
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