Renaissance Yoshida

“I can’t remember happy feelings” “I can’t remember my sexual desire” “I can’t even remember the feelings of love” “I can’t remember how I felt” “I have no interest in writing, in communicating, in living, in dying.” —Excerpt from “The story of a certain Kuroyama” A story of men struggling for salvation, composed entirely of monologues of lonely and sick men. The second shocking book by Renaissance Yoshida.

Three delusional high school boys weave an intricate tale as they search for the meaning of life, love, and everything in between.