lots of indians love mishima
indianexpress.com
Lots of indians love mishima
Robert Walker
Julian Price
Well he IS a popular homosexual icon.
Samuel Russell
Actually pretty based.
Christopher Martin
>India's book market, currently worth Rs 261 billion making it the sixth largest in the world and the second largest of the English language ones,
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Angel Smith
yeah.
they seem to have an interest for reading apparently, the US has around 25 billion. Wish more people in the US liked to read, especially mishima. But they mainly like dostoevsky and manga from my experience. Nothing wrong with that though.
Wyatt Russell
we always appreciated beauty, you can tell by his works like frolic of the beasts and thirst for love that he was always a romantic who could paint a scenic landscape with his words, his calligraphy was cool too.
Ryder Cook
>we
meant "he", sorry.
Brody Ross
Mein Kampf is still one of the best selling books in India
Cooper Anderson
This article repeats itself a lot despite being short, and never actually arrives at a point
I've heard that Indians read the most hours per week of any nation
I'm reading the sailor who fell from grace with the sea right now
Michael Hughes
is it now?
Ian Rogers
I thought the article was relatively decent, I think it was meant to summarize rather than express.
And I always seem to think indians read, my dad grew up in india and he was raised by goethe, schiller, schopenhauer and other third renaissance writers. Me personally, I like Mishima and D'Annunzio.
>the sailor who fell from grace with the sea
oh, that's a good one, planning to re-read it soon. You aussies seem to be real big fans of mishima, as demonstrated by this kick-ass black metal record:
kommodus.bandcamp.com
Carson Russell
Mishima is one of the best novelists
Blake Phillips
Probably not best selling, but sells in good numbers.
Indians don't have the same emotional reaction to Hitler like whites do. He didn't kill us. He's just another power hungry idiot in a long line of power hungry idiots.
Whites make it like he's the devil incarnate.
Added factors include appreciation for a man who got things done, wasn't corrupt, enemy of the enemy.
Cooper Price
this is a fact, what do you think of Chandra bose friend?
Austin Stewart
damn, you I knew indians had respect for hitler, but I don't see why? As you can tell, he wasn't too fond of us, remember? But Hitler does have notable aspects to his character, he was indeed, a good man.
Ryder Nguyen
He killed countless Europeans which ultimately led to Indian independace.
Hero
Chase Watson
and look where we are now, we're shitting on the streets man.
Brandon Nguyen
oh and one more thing, what's your favorite novel from mishima? Thank you.
Christian White
Do you think India would not have had a public defecation if not for Hitler?
The whole world shat outside at some point, we were just late to the toilet party
Camden Rogers
>The whole world shat outside at some point
name one time another country did it user
Zachary Russell
Are you dumb? Do you really think pre-industrial agrarian societies had indoor plumbing?