Forbidden Colors

★Love is born out of despair. Subtle evil is more beautiful than rough goodness. ★Mishima Yukio's early novel, a classic work of homosexual description [About the author] Yukio Mishima (1925-1970) Japanese novelist and playwright. His real name is Hiraoka Gongwei, and he was born in Tokyo. In 1949, he published the novel "Confessions of a Mask", establishing his status in the literary world. On November 25, 1970, he committed suicide after writing the fourth part of "The Sea of ​​Fertility", "The Five Declines of Heaven and Man". Throughout his life, he created forty novels, twenty short story collections and eighteen screenplay collections. His major works include "Forbidden Colors", "Chao Sao", "Modern Noh Collection", "The Temple of the Golden Pavilion" and "The Marquise de Sade".

 [Introduction] The old writer Hinoki Shunsuke despises morality and vulgarity, and advocates extreme aestheticism. Because he was born ugly, and because his three wives did not love him, after he met the handsome gay young man Yuichi, he decided to shape Yuichi into a work of art and take revenge on the woman he could not get...