Ryoki Inoue Explained

Ryoki Inoue (born José Carlos Ryoki de Alpoim Inoue, 22 July 1946) is a Brazilian writer purported to be the most prolific author. In 1996, he had published over 1,000 Portuguese-language books across 39 different pseudonyms. Before becoming a writer, Inoue was a medical doctor.

Inoue was born José Carlos Ryoki de Alpoim Inoue on 22 July 1946 in São Paulo to a Japanese father and Portuguese mother.

In 1993, Inoue was recognised with a Guinness World Record for publishing the most books. Inoue had published 15 more books by the time the certificate arrived in Brazil.

Selected bibliography

• Oh, Those Texans
• Priest or Bandit?
• Saga (2006)^[1]

Sources

Books and journals

• Book: Iacobelli . Pedro . Lu . Sidney Xu . The Japanese Empire and Latin America . 2023 . University of Hawaii Press . 9780824894627 . 50 . 11 July 2024.
• Book: Lewis, Michael . Floating off the page : the best stories from the Wall Street journal's "Middle column" . 2002 . Simon & Schuster . New York . 978-0-7432-2664-6. Wall Street journal book . Ken Wells . 29 January 2011 . 144–148.
• Book: López-Calvo . Ignacio . Japanese Brazilian Saudades: Diasporic Identities and Cultural Production . July 2019 . University Press of Colorado . 10.5876/9781607328506.C002 . 9781607328506 . 84–86 . 11 July 2024.
• Pickering . Sam . Gardens of Books . . 2001 . 109 . 2 . 304–308 . The Johns Hopkins University Press . 27549024.

Websites

• Web site: Ryoki Inoue Biography . Ryoki Inoue . 11 July 2024 . .

External links

• Ryoki Inoue

Notes and References

1. "For instance, Ryoki Inoue's novel, Saga (2006), ..."