OGUMA HIDEO

OGUMA HIDEO
(1901–1940)
   Oguma Hideo was an author from Hokkaido. He wrote poetry for the proletarian literature movement, was a member of the Proletarian Writers League, and wrote fairy tales, literary criticism, and comic books before dying of tuberculosis at age 39.

Historical dictionary of modern Japanese literature and theater. . 2009.

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