Yukio Mishima. Death in Midsummer

Yukio Mishima is the most famous and widely read Japanese writer in the world, renowned both for his works across every conceivable genre (more than one hundred volumes) and for his extravagant lifestyle and death (his hara-kiri after an unsuccessful attempt at a monarchical coup). This volume includes all of the Japanese master's most famous works (the novels "The Golden Temple," "Confessions of a Mask," "The Sound of the Surf," and "The Thirst for Love"; the plays "The Marquise de Sade," "My Friend Hitler," and short stories), most of which are translated by G. Chkhartishvili (B. Akunin).