Underworld Jinsei jikken (1948) - A Life Experiment Hito no inochi (1950) - A Man's Life Nagurareru aitsu (殴られるあいつ) - The Beaten Man Onigo bojin (鬼子母神) - Sabaku no hana (砂漠の花, 1957) - Flowers in a Desert Sono hito to tsuma (その人と妻) - The Man and His Wife Erudorado Akarushi (エルドラド明るし) Fumou (1962) - Sterility Kuroi Nenrei (1963) - The Black Age Haha to iu onna (1966) - A Woman to Call Mother Himitsu (秘密, 1967) - Secret -- won the Women's Literature Prize in 1968. See also Japanese literature List of Japanese authors References Further reading Kusakabe, Madoka. "Sata Ineko and Hirabayashi Taiko: The Café and Jokyû as a Stage for Social Criticism" (PhD thesis) (Archive). September 2011. Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures and the Graduate School of the University of Oregon. 1905 births 1972 deaths Japanese socialists People from Nagano Prefecture 20th-century Japanese women writers