Yukio Mishima is the most famous and widely read Japanese writer in the world; He became famous equally for his works in all imaginable genres (novels, plays, stories, essays - more than a hundred volumes) and for his extravagant style of life and death (harakiri after an unsuccessful attempt at a monarchical coup). In the novel “Forbidden Colors,” which completes a kind of trilogy begun by Mishima’s most famous novels throughout the world, “Confession of a Mask” and “The Golden Temple,” an aging writer meets a beautiful young man and creates from him a weapon of revenge against all the women who once harmed him. suffering...