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Yukio Mishima

1925-1970

Yukio Mishima was a towering post-war Japanese author, playwright, and essayist, renowned for his aesthetically charged and often transgressive explorations of beauty, death, and identity. A staunch traditionalist and ardent nationalist, he famously died by ritual suicide (seppuku) in 1970 after a failed attempt to incite a military coup, an act that solidified his controversial legacy as both a literary genius and a political extremist.

Psychology

Confessions of a Mask
Forbidden Colors
The Sound of Waves
The Temple of the Golden Pavilion
After the Banquet
Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea
Sun and Steel
The Sea of Fertility (tetralogy: Spring Snow, Runaway Horses, The Temple of Dawn, The Decay of the Angel)

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