略歴（Biography）
エイドリアン・ニコル・ルブラン（Adrian Nicole LeBlanc、1963–）は、アメリカのジャーナリスト、ノンフィクション作家。長期にわたる綿密な現地取材を通して、貧困、犯罪、家族、都市社会の現実を描くルポルタージュで知られる。代表作 *Random Family: Love, Drugs, Trouble, and Coming of Age in the Bronx*（未邦訳）では、ニューヨーク・ブロンクスで暮らす複数の家族を10年以上にわたって取材し、麻薬取引や貧困、家族の絆のなかで生きる人々の日常を克明に描き出した。徹底した参与観察と深い人間理解に基づく同書は、現代ノンフィクションを代表する作品の一つとして広く読み継がれている。
Adrian Nicole LeBlanc (born 1963) is an American journalist and nonfiction writer renowned for immersive, long-form reporting on poverty, crime, family, and urban life. Her work is distinguished by years of close observation and deep engagement with the people she writes about, producing richly detailed narratives that illuminate the social forces shaping individual lives. Her best-known book, *Random Family: Love, Drugs, Trouble, and Coming of Age in the Bronx*, follows several interconnected families in the Bronx over more than a decade, offering an intimate portrait of love, hardship, and resilience amid poverty and the illegal drug trade. The book is widely regarded as a landmark of narrative nonfiction and literary journalism.
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