His debut novel follows an unnamed boy who wears a mask in an effort to hide his homosexuality from society.
His debut novel follows an unnamed boy who wears a mask in an effort to hide his homosexuality from society. In another of his novels, Noboru and his band of wild boys try to prevent Ryuji from marrying Fusako. In addition to "Confessions of a Mask" and "The Sailor Who Fell From Grace with the Sea," this man wrote a novel whose title structure is burned down by a disturbed Buddhist acolyte, "The Temple of the Golden Pavilion." His masterpiece, a tetrology, tells of Honda's attempts to save reincarnations of his friend from early deaths. FTP, name this Japanese author of "The Sea of Fertility" tetrology, who is perhaps more famous for committing ritual suicide.
His debut novel follows an unnamed boy who wears a mask in an effort to hide his homosexuality from society.
Yukio {Mishima}