The Pleiades, in which he printed his novel Vita Sexualis, which was promptly censored.
This author's first work was a translation of Byron, Goethe, Heine, and other Romantic poets and was  titled Vestiges. This man self-published a magazine cal ed The Pleiades, in which he printed his novel Vita Sexualis, which was promptly censored. In one story by this author, the main character fal s in love with the title woman while working abroad, but abandons her to return home after feeling guilty. That work  was part of this author's "German trilogy" of stories, and was titled "The Dancing Girl." In this man's most  famous work, a woman who wishes to provide for her father becomes the mistress of the money-lender  Suezo. That novel is told to the narrator by Okada, who has been hoping to catch the eye of Otama, the  main character of this author's most famous novel. For 10 points, identify this Meiji-era author of The Wild  Geese.
This author's first work was a translation of Byron, Goethe, Heine, and other Romantic poets and was  titled Vestiges.
Mori Ogai