No Longer Human (New Directions Book)

Amazing book I loved this so so so good and crazy read in one sitting.

Brilliant book that really explores a human perspective. It’s a reminder of how we really can differ from person to person and it’s a tragic story of someone trying to find their way in their isolation. I’m not the best at reviews hahaha but I think this book is amazing.

A wonderful story that is incredibly stylisted to fit into a story of existential minimalism. Dazai is perhaps one of the greatest authors I’ve ever read, if I could I would erase my memories of the story and read it again. The book was in brilliant condition.

The book is amazing! Maybe make front cover less fragile

No Longer Human is a great book, which holds a lot of meaning and story behind it. It was a semi-biography I believe from the author, and was published a few months before Osamu Dazai committed suicide. If you like to tear yourself down and cry about a book non-stop, then buy it And I would like to say that Osamu Dazai was abused by women in the majority of his life, so that’s why women in the book may not have the best of all picture!

No Longer Human is a semi biography about it's author, Dazai Osamu, who killed himself a couple months after writing this book. If you want a really sad book that you can cry yourself to sleep to, this is a great choice. To think that somebody in real life had to go through similar events to the character in this book is gut wrenching.

It came in good condition and it's a nice read

book came in perfect condition!

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I recommend reading it

Amazing my friend loved it

If you're here after watching Bungo Stray Dogs, then you're not alone because that's also how I got here. Obviously, Dazai (anime Dazai) is a direct reference to the author of this work. I must admit with shame, I thought this was a book written as extention of the anime but I stand corrected, this was the original sauce. I personally loved it, but I can understand some may find Osamu Dazai's feelings and personality difficult to 'relate' to, but not all people are made to be related to. Specifically, this book is semi autobiographical and that MUST be taken into consideration. If you like books such as The Bell Jar or The Catcher in the Rye, then you will probably like this book. It's dark, and has no specific plot, mostly consisting of internal monologue. It's beautifully written, but it does take the right mindset and taste in literature to actually "enjoy" or seek value from, in any degree. TLDR; it's not for everyone. But it's good, and a short read.