#i think it's mmmm a bit dangerous to consume quotes without knowing the perspective and role they play in their respective narratives
Explore tagged Tumblr posts
Note
Hello I was wondering if you had a post of atsushi and chuuya quoting their IRL books? I thought I saw a post like that but I may be wrong
I've invited games in which I've responded to asks with lines from my favorite Nakahara Chuuya poems.
But, I haven't done the same with Nakajima Atsushi. I love reading Nakajima Atsushi's works, but his short stories, much like Akutagawa Ryuunosuke's, are tightly written; it would pain me a bit to pluck quotes out of context, when the punchiness of their stories can't be divorced from their overall construction.
(Which implies Nakahara Chuuya's meter and narratives aren't as clever, but really, I'm just far more ignorant regarding poetry and my ability to interpret poetry than I am short stories. I'm slightly more capable when navigating free verse like Arthur Rimbaud's, but what can I say, other than perhaps Nakahara Chuuya was right when, according to Kazuo Dan, he drunkenly shouted at Osamu Dazai, "There is no way a novelist can comprehend the soul of a poet!")
That said, there are other blogs that will share quotes from the irl works like @bsd-bibliophile, so perhaps that's who you're thinking about!
#bungou stray dogs#bsd#i reblog quotes occasionally#although usually not unless i know more context#i think it's mmmm a bit dangerous to consume quotes without knowing the perspective and role they play in their respective narratives#and i find that even when i try to pull a plucky quote#i always want to pull a ton of surrounding context without which i dont think the pluckiness hits as well#but with which the quote becomes too long#but i am not immune to those quotes that simply slap
9 notes
·
View notes