"All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense, vivid on the morning sky; and still, as he looked, he lived; and still, as he lived, he wondered."
Melancholic and unconventional, this is half a melancholic short story and half autobiographical notes on how to write a melancholic short story that speaks about the human soul. Osamu Dazai, pen name of Shūji Tsushima, is a beloved Japanese author whose most touching work is
Prohibitionism and depression: these are the two words that come to mind, reading this collection of short stories by Dorothy Parker, in her luxurious prose and through the sharp lenses of her social criticism. Some of these are one-sided flows, voicing a dialogue from the
The Misconception Confession time: I hate team building. I think team building sucks. When you’re a company, team building is the activity you do to wash your conscience and tell yourself people are the problem when something isn’t working. When you’re a team member, team
Melancholic and unconventional, this is half a melancholic short story and half autobiographical notes on how to write a melancholic short story that speaks about the human soul. Osamu Dazai, pen name of Shūji Tsushima, is a beloved Japanese author whose most touching work is
Prohibitionism and depression: these are the two words that come to mind, reading this collection of short stories by Dorothy Parker, in her luxurious prose and through the sharp lenses of her social criticism. Some of these are one-sided flows, voicing a dialogue from the
The Misconception Confession time: I hate team building. I think team building sucks. When you’re a company, team building is the activity you do to wash your conscience and tell yourself people are the problem when something isn’t working. When you’re a team member, team
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