Sun and Steel by Yukio Mishima

Sun and Steel by Yukio Mishima

Mishima spent his youth as a sickly boy who lived entirely in words. In his thirties he began lifting weights, and this essay is his attempt to explain why.

Part memoir, part philosophy, it argues that words corrode the body and that muscle, sunlight and steel restore something language destroys — ending in a logic that points directly at how he died two years later.

Short, intense and unlike anything else. Essential for readers of Mishima, and disturbing on purpose.

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