I started blogging today. Thank you for your cooperation.
Self Description.
Nice to meet you.
By the way, Nakamura hiro is a pseudonym.
It would be bad if my real name is revealed. I have a history of heinous sexual crimes (a lie).
And I don’t have the looks to be shown to others, so I don’t think I will show my face unless I have a good reason to do so. By the way, I like taking pictures, but I hate being photographed. I am a man born and raised in Nagoya, living in Nagoya City.
I write mainly children’s literature, but my range of writing is wide, including haiku, poetry, and pure literature, and looking back, I have several thousand manuscripts. I thought I would be crushed by the mountain of manuscripts if I didn’t do something about it, so I have decided to make all of my works into e-books, little by little.
I believe that those works will become my children’s substitute, my tombstone.
In this Note, I wonder if a person who can only write a novel can write the “best novel” before he dies, while searching for the truth.
I hope to write about the struggle for the bad money, and what I thought and gained in the process.
If one day, just as Ashikaga Yoshimasa lived his life in literature and built the Ginkakuji Temple to master the Japanese sense of beauty, I would be more than happy if I could create a “verbal tower” as Nakamura Hiromasa. And I hope that even after my lifetime, I will be one step closer to the ideal that Soseki Natsume mentioned. The following is a quote.
If we can go one step further, and in the end, the true, good, beautiful, and magnificent works that emerge from the depths of our creations will leave an indelible mark on our future lives, and if we can go further and reach a state of reductive inspiration, the spirit of the literary artist will affect the consciousness of society through an intangible contagion, and therefore, will gain permanent life in the inner history of mankind, and will be able to fulfill our mission here. It is here that we fulfill our mission.
The Philosophical Foundations of Literature
If you are at all interested in my humble attempts to be a literary martyr, I would be happy if you would take a few moments to play in the tower of words that I have built.
It will not make you any money, but it will make you a little kinder (maybe).
