検索キーワード： 制作 "--Tyson Hanks" 世界文学

明治から昭和初期の劇作家・小説家である岡本綺堂の小説。初出は「文學時代」［1932（昭和7）年］。M君が友人の倉沢をたずねたときの話。倉沢は古びた写本を持ち出し、そこに書かれた随筆を読み始め

大正から昭和期の作家、梶井基次郎の短編小説。初出は「青空」［1925（大正14）年］。肺を病んだ“私”は、果物屋の檸檬を手にすると妙に落ち着いた。

主人公である「自分」は人と違う感覚を持っており、それゆえに他人とまともに会話が出来ない。周囲の人々に対する恐怖を道化を演じることでごまかしてきた。それにより、尊敬される、ということなるが、今度は、道化が見破られるのではないかという恐怖を感じるようになる…。そして道化は「或るひとりの全知全能の者に見破られる」という事件が起きる。「人間、失格。もはや、自分は、完全に、人間で無くなりました」というところまで葉蔵の人生は流れていく…。この作品は主人公である葉蔵の手記という形で構成されています。主人公の語る過去には太宰自身の人生を彷彿とさせるところもあり、『人間失格』は、太宰の自伝的な小説であるとみなされています。太宰治の魂の告白をオーディオブックでお楽しみください! ※本作品は発表時の未熟な時代背景から、今日の社会では一般的でなく、不適切と思われる表現が含まれている箇所がございます。しかし作品のオリジナル性を最大限に尊重し、なるべく当時のまま忠実に再現することを優先いたしました。(C)2008青空文庫

＜内容紹介＞ 山本周五郎は「文学には“純”も“不純…

「お月さま幾つ十三ななつまだ年は若いな」今も歌われるわらべうたですが、この歌が、和歌山で森岡でどう歌われていたか･･･ちなみに滋賀出身の親を持ち大阪で育った自分は「まだとしゃわかい」だと思っていました。子供の使うコトバに対する柳田國男の好奇心、観察眼、感性、そして満ちる愛情にほれぼれとさせられる一作。

【解説】 永井荷風の江戸情緒を漂わせる作品集。 風流三昧の俳諧師蘿月は、遊芸への思いを断ち切れずにいる甥の長吉に、敢えて親孝行のために辛抱せよと諭し、長吉と懸隔が生じる苦衷を味わう荷風の懐旧情緒の代表作のひとつ「すみだ川」。他に、新橋の花柳街を題材にした『新橋夜話』より「牡丹の客」、麻布の古家に響いてくる鐘の音の情緒を描く「鐘の声」、明治末年、外遊から帰国して東京の喧噪や雑然さに憤然とする中で訪れた深川で、たちまち懐かしい昔に戻ることができたしみじみさを描く随筆「深川の唄」の3編を収録。 【朗読】 wis ※透明感と落ち着きのある声で親しまれている女性朗読家です。

代々江戸城の茶室を管理し、将軍や大名に茶の接待をする「奥坊主」と呼ばれる職を務めた家柄に育ち、文芸や芸事への興味・関心を早くから持っていた芥川龍之介。 才気にあふれ、世話好きな性格は

1926年に同人誌『青空』にて発表された耽美的名作。月光の下、影と自己との境目を見失った若者が遂げた生と死の物語。お手紙によりますと、あなたはK君の溺死について、それが過失だったろうか、自殺だったろうか、自殺ならば、それが何に原因しているのだろう、あるいは不治の病をはかなんで死んだのではなかろうかと様さまに思い悩んでいられるようであります。そしてわずか一ひと月ほどの間に、あの療養地のN海岸で偶然にも、K君と相識ったというような、一面識もない私にお手紙をくださるようになったのだと思います。私はあなたのお手紙ではじめてK君の彼地かのちでの溺死を知ったのです。私はたいそうおどろきました。と同時に「K君はとうとう月世界へ行った」と思ったのです。どうして私がそんな奇異なことを思ったか、それを私は今ここでお話しようと思っています。それはあるいはK君の死の謎を解く一つの鍵であるかも知れないと思うからです。

Jiwon's life has been slowly disintegrating since her mom died. Until one day, caught in a downpour, she comes across a mysterious bookstore. The Memory Bookshop stores all of one's memories within an infinite number of books and appears to those who are looking for a reason to live. Its manager, 'K', offers visitors the chance to travel back three times, in exchange for part of their futures. Browsing the shelves, Jiwon must choose whether to revisit three chapters of her life.

Searingly honest and sexually explicit, So We Look to the Sky is a novel told in five linked stories that begin with an affair between a student, Takumi, and a woman ten years his senior. Their scandalous liaison, which the woman's husband makes public by posting a secretly taped video online, frames all of the stories, each exploring different aspects of the passages of life and the hardships ordinary people face.

Yakov Holtzman arrives as 'a displaced person' in Melbourne—a destination as far away as it is possible to get from the graveyard that is Europe. He has put behind him the years he spent as a Nazi resistance leader with a band of partisans in the forests of Lithuania—and the family he lost—to join his brother and start a new life as the watchmaker he once was. Yakov now looks for solace—and love—in the fragmented and traumatised community of Jewish refugees taking root in a new land.

Embark on a haunting journey into the depths of the human soul with Heart of Darkness, Joseph Conrad’s timeless literary masterpiece.

Jane and her brother Kevin Kim embody the model minority myth until both depart from the path: Jane drops out of law school without telling her parents, and her brother Kevin gives up his promising tennis career and cuts himself off from the family. Neither of them feels connected to their parents undergoing metamorphoses of their own in their new country, a country which purports to support them and yet in which they can find no place. As the family splits apart and loses touch with one another, and Kevin goes missing, no one recognizes it as the warning sign it is.

This charming rom-com from an author whose writing is “deeply romantic, real, funny, and heartfelt” (Christina Lauren) is filled with Chinese traditions, second chances, and a luck-changing love story that will make fans of Helen Hoang, Jasmine Guillory, and Sarah Adams swoon.

Camryn, Savannah, Trishy, and Kristin are #blessed. As influencers at the trendiest megachurch in town, Moving Word, the quartet is committed to sharing everything from modest (but stylish!) clothing tips to advice on finding the godliest man possible. Across platforms (#synergy), they show just how easy it is to be a modern, Christian woman—especially if you use their discount codes. But behind their veneer (and veneers), the truth isn’t quite so picture perfect.

Hannah Sullivan's first collection, Three Poems , won the T. S. Eliot Prize and the inaugural John Pollard International Poetry Prize. Was It for This continues that book's project, offering a trenchant exploration of the ways in which we attempt to map our lives in space and time. But there is also the wider, collective experience to contend with, the upheaval of historic event and present disaster. 'Tenants', the first poem, is an elegy for Grenfell, written from the uneasy perspective of a new mother living a few streets away.

Following the loss of his scientist wife to cancer, a grieving step-dad is contacted by a professor wanting to honour his late wife's work with a posthumous award. Despite the ceremony taking place in Zurich he accepts, hoping that by extending the invitation to his seventeen-year-old step-daughter, in the form of an Inter-railing summer holiday across Europe, he might somehow renew their fractured relationship following eighteen months of unanswered texts and messages since she moved in with her dad, a well-known actor.

Oh Young-a, a warm-hearted schoolteacher, lives to please - smiling through people's demands, moulding her hobbies and even her heart to match what others deem to be "right". Desperate for relief, she turns to the Seohyang Medical Research Centre's cutting-edge four-week emotion regulation treatment, promised to sculpt her into a better version of herself. The treatment unravels her carefully curated control, unleashing a torrent of suppressed desires, biting truths and long buried anger.

Daniel is a queer journalist living in London. His relationships appear to be sexually fulfilling but sentimentally meagre. He has no relationships outside of sexual ones, and can seem at once callow and, at times, cold to the point of cruel with his lovers. Emotionally distant from his elderly father, Daniel returns to South Africa to care for him during his final months. Following his father's death, Daniel learns of an unusual clause in the old man's will: he will only inherit his half of the estate once he has spent time with Theon, a cousin whom he hasn't seen since they were boys.

Beide warten auf Harald: Lebensgefährtin und Mutter. Und sie liefern sich einen Kampf, der einem Strindberg-Drama in nichts nachsteht. Harald, der Golden-Retriever-Mann, musste sich bisher nie entscheiden. Als Haralds Ankunft sich wegen eines Schneesturms verzögert, eskaliert der Streit.