What happens when a man loses the ability to be human?<br/>In No Longer Human, Osamu Dazai unflinchingly dissects the soul of a man undone by life. Through the haunting notebooks of the enigmatic Ōba Yōzō, we follow a literary descent into a mind unraveling under the weight of self-loathing, addiction, and alienation in postwar Japan.<br/>Yōzō hides behind a mask of laughter, yet beneath it lies a heart riddled with shame. As he struggles to find his place in a world that feels increasingly inhuman, his intimate confession draws us into a realm where beauty and horror, fragility and despair, coexist in devastating harmony.<br/>Emotionally raw, disturbingly honest, and devastatingly poetic, No Longer Human is more than a novel—it is a mirror for anyone who has ever felt like an outsider.<br/>“He was an angel,” someone whispers at the end. But can an angel survive being human?