佐伯一麦(さえき かずみ、1959年生まれ)は、宮城県仙台市出身の小説家。雑誌記者や電気工などの仕事に就きながら執筆を続け、1984年に「木を接ぐ」で「海燕」新人文学賞を受賞してデビューした。自身の労働経験や夫婦の暮らし、病気、土地の自然などを題材に、日常の細部を丹念に記す私小説の系譜に連なる作品を発表してきた。『ア・ルース・ボーイ』で三島由紀夫賞、『ノルゲ Norge』で野間文芸賞を受賞。代表作『鉄塔家族』は大佛次郎賞を受賞した長編で、東北の地方都市に暮らす小説家と草木染作家の夫婦を中心に、鉄塔の建設が進む土地の季節、鳥や植物、近隣住民や工事に携わる人々との交流を描いた。
Kazumi Saeki (born 1959) is a Japanese novelist from Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture. He worked in several occupations, including magazine journalism and electrical construction, while continuing to write, and made his literary debut after “Ki o Tsugu” received the Kaien Prize for New Writers in 1984. Drawing on his experiences of manual labor, marriage, illness, and the natural environment, Saeki writes autobiographical fiction built from closely observed details of everyday life. He received the Mishima Yukio Prize for "A Rūsu Bōi" and the Noma Literary Prize for "Norge." His representative novel, "Tettō Kazoku," won the Osaragi Jiro Prize and follows a novelist and his textile-artist wife in a provincial city in northeastern Japan, depicting the changing seasons, birds and plants, encounters with neighbors and construction workers, and the gradual building of a new transmission tower.
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