Self-Portraits Stories

this may be a bit biased, since i already have a love for shūji tsushima’s works and life and all that, but this is probably one of the loveliest books i’ve ever read. osamu’s way of writing just resonates with his younger readers, much like myself, which is something j deeply respect. most that read this book have told me they found it strange or even disturbing, but that just wasn’t the case for me. i truly love this book and all of osamu’s other works, and i hope everyone else that gets this book is just as fascinated by his life and writing as i am.