For ten points, identify this Japanese author, best known for such works as Confessions of a Mask and the tetralogy Sea of Fertility.
In a semi-autobiographical novel, this man wrote about imagining stabbing in the stomach a young man whose taut muscles excited him. One of his short novels features the dissection of a cat by a group of children and the eventual poisoning death of Ryuji by Fusako's sone Noboru, who resents Ryuji for the titular act. In addition to The Sailor Who Fell From Grace with the Sea, this man also wrote of suppressed homosexuality in Forbidden Colors, as well as of the life story of Shigekuni Honda and the various incarnations of his childhood friend Kiyoaki in such works as Runaway Horses and Decay of the Angel. For ten points, identify this Japanese author, best known for such works as Confessions of a Mask and the tetralogy Sea of Fertility.
In a semi-autobiographical novel, this man wrote about imagining stabbing in the stomach a young man whose taut muscles excited him.
{Mishima} Yukio or {Hiraoka} Kimitake