Novelist 悶悶 Nikki / Yuta Araki / Asako Sumimoto

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Society
These troubles are the Literature Prize. Love affairs, bad behavior, troubles in life. This is a collection of famous writings containing 20 works that are written with naked faces, such as Osamu Dazai, Ango Sakaguchi, and Soseki Natsume, who are the ordinary people who have troubled rare geniuses. The space of famous works that probably won't appear in textbooks. If you read the life-size troubles of great writers, you will have the power to live. - When you say modern literature, what do you think of? I think it is probably a novel such as Kokoro 』 『 of Soseki Natsume, Osamu Dazai's 』 who is disqualified as a 『 person, Rin Usami recommended by 『, and Inyu 』. But when you think about it carefully, it is strange. Because there are many difficult reasons. First of all, there are many lengthy ones. In search of the time when Proust's 『 is lost, 』 is about thirteen volumes in a paperback book. It is really stupid. First of all, there are many lengthy ones. In search of the time when Proust is lost, there must be a lot of hard work to praise it, especially because it is so long, there must be a lot of effort, and I think you are doing it without reading anything. When I am young, I often think about it. I use a little trick or cheat from my youth. In particular, when I write about the works of historically famous writers who are called great writers, I borrow the volume after the individual's complete works (Soseki Zenshu or Dazai Zenshu), especially the volume of "Essay" or "Miscellaneous" and start reading from there. (Snip) When I repeatedly read miscellaneous writings, I feel surprised and funny that even a great literature teacher is worrying, suffering, and rejoicing about things that are not much different from ordinary people, even if they are great writers. (Excerpt from "Introduction" of this book). (Excerpt from "Introduction" of this book)