One of those books where you put it down and feel like completely useless, like you've just had both arms removed, but then, after an hour on the s...
Mishima writes for the image, scenes sacrificed at the altar of images, of serenity, brutality, perversion, striking image after image that tell th...
A sailor, Ryuji, gives a tour of the ship in which he serves to a widowed mother, Fusako, and her child, Noboru. During his errant years the sailor...
Incredible translation work by John Nathan. Imagery aligns men with the sea and women with the land (a la Paglia)--in contrast with the usual femin...
A disturbing and vervy story about a teenage boy and the hatred he develops for a sailor his mother becomes entangled with. Dark and vicious, it's ...