Thank you for this introduction as I was unfamiliar with this author and now I want to read his work. The Sailor who Fell From Grace with the Sea. That title is so beautiful.
Thanks for a great focus yet again! I so so love Sailor but have only read excerpts of his other works. What is your favorite? He was a complicated man. I also like to think of him like you are describing despite the political turn he took. I did not realiZe how much these ideas played into his other fiction.
WOW. I’d heard of Yukio Mishima here and there but never delved deeper. I def want to read his books now. “...often reveals the loneliness of those who do not conform.” Beautiful.
This is a great piece, thank you. Here I can always encounter new ideas, and you send me to the right places to learn more. That's a great gift. Thank you.
“living is merely the chaos of existence”
Thank you for this introduction as I was unfamiliar with this author and now I want to read his work. The Sailor who Fell From Grace with the Sea. That title is so beautiful.
Thanks for a great focus yet again! I so so love Sailor but have only read excerpts of his other works. What is your favorite? He was a complicated man. I also like to think of him like you are describing despite the political turn he took. I did not realiZe how much these ideas played into his other fiction.
This was wonderful. Thank you!
Temple of the Golden Pavilion on deck! Thank you. 💛
WOW. I’d heard of Yukio Mishima here and there but never delved deeper. I def want to read his books now. “...often reveals the loneliness of those who do not conform.” Beautiful.
I just love all those titles of Mishima's novels!
Thank you for introducing this unique author, I will definitely add his works to my new library of paperback books.
This is a great piece, thank you. Here I can always encounter new ideas, and you send me to the right places to learn more. That's a great gift. Thank you.
I love Mishima, though he always seemed to me a deeply troubled and odd writer, with many obsessions. The story of his death has always fascinated me.