And Then (Sorekara) by Natsume Soseki

And Then (Sorekara) by Natsume Soseki

Daisuke is thirty, unemployed by choice, and lives on his father's money while reading and arranging flowers. He considers work vulgar and has constructed an elaborate philosophy to justify not doing any.

Three years ago he arranged for the woman he loved to marry his friend, because it seemed the generous thing. Now they are back in Tokyo, the marriage is failing, and Daisuke has to decide whether to act — knowing that acting means losing the allowance that makes his entire way of life possible. Soseki writes Meiji Japan's collision with the modern precisely.

The middle novel of Soseki's first trilogy, and one of the great works of modern Japanese literature.

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