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Fifty Years After His Messy Suicide, Yukio Mishima’s Fiction Is Coming Back To The Fore

WORDS Posted: August 6, 2020 9:02 am

“[His] carefully cultivated image — a vigorous martial artist, his commitment to bushido, the code of the samurai and his fixation with masculinity, beauty and glory — has remained more notable than a lot of his writing. He even went to great pains to craft an image for an American audience with English-language interviews in the 1960s. However, the contemporary resurgence of Mishima translations is starting to get readers back to the actual work. Which, incidentally, is very good indeed.” – Metropolis (Japan)

WORDS Published: 07.31.20

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