In one of his novels, a young boy uses a hole in the wall to spy on his mother's sexual intercourse with a man he idolizes, and in another, a student fails to be aroused by a prostitute, causing him to accept his homosexuality.
In one of his novels, a young boy uses a hole in the wall to spy on his mother's sexual intercourse with a man he idolizes, and in another, a student fails to be aroused by a prostitute, causing him to accept his homosexuality. In addition to The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea and Confessions of a Mask, he wrote a work in which the stuttering Mizoguchi burns down the titular structure and a series in which Princess Chantrapa and the athlete Isao are believed to be reincarnations of the narrator's childhood friend Kiyoaki. FTP, name this Japanese author of The Temple of the Golden Pavilion who followed the life of Shigekuni Honda in The Sea of Fertility.
In one of his novels, a young boy uses a hole in the wall to spy on his mother's sexual intercourse with a man he idolizes, and in another, a student fails to be aroused by a prostitute, causing him to accept his homosexuality.
Yukio {Mishima}