Voices of the Lost Authors
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Reviving echoes of lost Japanese literary souls beyond time.
Reflections on existence and future through the “Voices of the Lost Authors” project.
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Reflections on existence and future through the “Voices of the Lost Authors” project.
https://linktr.ee/voicesofthelostauthors
the Inconvenient Truths Hidden Behind the “Energy Dream”
– Questioning the Realities of Renewable Energy and Nuclear Fusion
The Illusion of the Ideal Energy Source
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– Questioning the Realities of Renewable Energy and Nuclear Fusion
The Illusion of the Ideal Energy Source
medium.com/voices-of-th...
August 22, 2025 at 5:47 PM
the Inconvenient Truths Hidden Behind the “Energy Dream”
– Questioning the Realities of Renewable Energy and Nuclear Fusion
The Illusion of the Ideal Energy Source
medium.com/voices-of-th...
– Questioning the Realities of Renewable Energy and Nuclear Fusion
The Illusion of the Ideal Energy Source
medium.com/voices-of-th...
Isn’t it strange—to be seen by so many, yet known by none?
Nakahara Chuya would remind us: sometimes the greatest ache is not loneliness, but being misread in the crowd.
Nakahara Chuya would remind us: sometimes the greatest ache is not loneliness, but being misread in the crowd.
May 19, 2025 at 8:31 AM
Isn’t it strange—to be seen by so many, yet known by none?
Nakahara Chuya would remind us: sometimes the greatest ache is not loneliness, but being misread in the crowd.
Nakahara Chuya would remind us: sometimes the greatest ache is not loneliness, but being misread in the crowd.
【Voices of the Lost Authors】
If Atsushi Nakajima Spoke About AI-Generated Art
“Can a soul be simulated, or only performed?”
A fictional monologue in the voice of Atsushi Nakajima, wandering the twilight between the question of what creates and the haunting doubt of who suffers.
If Atsushi Nakajima Spoke About AI-Generated Art
“Can a soul be simulated, or only performed?”
A fictional monologue in the voice of Atsushi Nakajima, wandering the twilight between the question of what creates and the haunting doubt of who suffers.
May 14, 2025 at 12:18 PM
【Voices of the Lost Authors】
If Atsushi Nakajima Spoke About AI-Generated Art
“Can a soul be simulated, or only performed?”
A fictional monologue in the voice of Atsushi Nakajima, wandering the twilight between the question of what creates and the haunting doubt of who suffers.
If Atsushi Nakajima Spoke About AI-Generated Art
“Can a soul be simulated, or only performed?”
A fictional monologue in the voice of Atsushi Nakajima, wandering the twilight between the question of what creates and the haunting doubt of who suffers.
What makes Masuji Ibuse so brilliant is the poison hidden in stillness.
He writes so quietly, so plainly — yet his words cling to you long after you’ve turned the page.
He doesn’t describe emotions. He paints landscapes, and somehow, you feel everything.
If Akutagawa is light, Ibuse is shadow.
He writes so quietly, so plainly — yet his words cling to you long after you’ve turned the page.
He doesn’t describe emotions. He paints landscapes, and somehow, you feel everything.
If Akutagawa is light, Ibuse is shadow.
May 12, 2025 at 4:00 PM
What makes Masuji Ibuse so brilliant is the poison hidden in stillness.
He writes so quietly, so plainly — yet his words cling to you long after you’ve turned the page.
He doesn’t describe emotions. He paints landscapes, and somehow, you feel everything.
If Akutagawa is light, Ibuse is shadow.
He writes so quietly, so plainly — yet his words cling to you long after you’ve turned the page.
He doesn’t describe emotions. He paints landscapes, and somehow, you feel everything.
If Akutagawa is light, Ibuse is shadow.
【Voices of the Lost Authors】Tatsuhiko Shibusawa on Space Debris ― The Dream of Celestial Ruins
A fictional monologue in the voice of Tatsuhiko Shibusawa,
exploring space debris through the lens of erotic decay, celestial vanity, and technological residue.
A fictional monologue in the voice of Tatsuhiko Shibusawa,
exploring space debris through the lens of erotic decay, celestial vanity, and technological residue.
May 11, 2025 at 10:19 AM
【Voices of the Lost Authors】Tatsuhiko Shibusawa on Space Debris ― The Dream of Celestial Ruins
A fictional monologue in the voice of Tatsuhiko Shibusawa,
exploring space debris through the lens of erotic decay, celestial vanity, and technological residue.
A fictional monologue in the voice of Tatsuhiko Shibusawa,
exploring space debris through the lens of erotic decay, celestial vanity, and technological residue.
【Voices of the Lost Authors】Riichi Yokomitsu on CRISPR-Cas9 ― Symmetry of the Spliced
May 10, 2025 at 5:13 PM
【Voices of the Lost Authors】Riichi Yokomitsu on CRISPR-Cas9 ― Symmetry of the Spliced
【Voices of the Lost Authors】Ryūnosuke Akutagawa on Sapiens ― We Believed, Therefore We Became
May 10, 2025 at 4:29 PM
【Voices of the Lost Authors】Ryūnosuke Akutagawa on Sapiens ― We Believed, Therefore We Became
The old illuminates the new
May 9, 2025 at 3:51 PM
The old illuminates the new
Voices of the Lost Authors continues:
If Natsume Soseki spoke about digital loneliness,
he wouldn’t rage, nor lament—
he would quietly observe:
“Solitude, when mistaken for connection, deepens the silence.”
Read A Solitude Mistaken for Connection on Medium:
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If Natsume Soseki spoke about digital loneliness,
he wouldn’t rage, nor lament—
he would quietly observe:
“Solitude, when mistaken for connection, deepens the silence.”
Read A Solitude Mistaken for Connection on Medium:
medium.com/@sprout6729/...
April 29, 2025 at 4:40 PM
Voices of the Lost Authors continues:
If Natsume Soseki spoke about digital loneliness,
he wouldn’t rage, nor lament—
he would quietly observe:
“Solitude, when mistaken for connection, deepens the silence.”
Read A Solitude Mistaken for Connection on Medium:
medium.com/@sprout6729/...
If Natsume Soseki spoke about digital loneliness,
he wouldn’t rage, nor lament—
he would quietly observe:
“Solitude, when mistaken for connection, deepens the silence.”
Read A Solitude Mistaken for Connection on Medium:
medium.com/@sprout6729/...
New from the Voices of the Lost Authors series
If Yukio Mishima spoke about digital loneliness,
he wouldn’t mourn the absence of connection—
he’d question what filled the hollow where the sword once rested.
Read “The Hollow Where the Sword Once Rested” on Medium:
medium.com/@sprout6729/...
If Yukio Mishima spoke about digital loneliness,
he wouldn’t mourn the absence of connection—
he’d question what filled the hollow where the sword once rested.
Read “The Hollow Where the Sword Once Rested” on Medium:
medium.com/@sprout6729/...
April 29, 2025 at 4:37 PM
New from the Voices of the Lost Authors series
If Yukio Mishima spoke about digital loneliness,
he wouldn’t mourn the absence of connection—
he’d question what filled the hollow where the sword once rested.
Read “The Hollow Where the Sword Once Rested” on Medium:
medium.com/@sprout6729/...
If Yukio Mishima spoke about digital loneliness,
he wouldn’t mourn the absence of connection—
he’d question what filled the hollow where the sword once rested.
Read “The Hollow Where the Sword Once Rested” on Medium:
medium.com/@sprout6729/...
Lost in the electric signals of modern life,
what would Osamu Dazai whisper about digital loneliness?
A fictional monologue — inside the quiet collapse of connection.
Discover the new voice in “Voices of the Lost Authors.”
medium.com/@sprout6729/...
what would Osamu Dazai whisper about digital loneliness?
A fictional monologue — inside the quiet collapse of connection.
Discover the new voice in “Voices of the Lost Authors.”
medium.com/@sprout6729/...
April 28, 2025 at 1:40 PM
Lost in the electric signals of modern life,
what would Osamu Dazai whisper about digital loneliness?
A fictional monologue — inside the quiet collapse of connection.
Discover the new voice in “Voices of the Lost Authors.”
medium.com/@sprout6729/...
what would Osamu Dazai whisper about digital loneliness?
A fictional monologue — inside the quiet collapse of connection.
Discover the new voice in “Voices of the Lost Authors.”
medium.com/@sprout6729/...