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Disappearance Diary

by Hideo Azuma

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In 1989 Hideo Azuma left his family and work and tried (unsuccessfully) to hang himself using the slope of a mountain. This autobiographical account of his slide into alcoholism and eventual recovery takes painful experiences from the darkest reaches of his mind and treats them with an overriding sense of a cartoonists humour.… (more)
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Had never heard of a ' mist net ' before. ( Also, I wonder if this similar to what happened to David A Trampier of ' Wormy ' ... Someone went and found out where he dissappeared to finally. He was driving a cab in NYC ) ( )
  Baku-X | Jan 10, 2017 |
Had never heard of a ' mist net ' before. ( Also, I wonder if this similar to what happened to David A Trampier of ' Wormy ' ... Someone went and found out where he dissappeared to finally. He was driving a cab in NYC ) ( )
  BakuDreamer | Sep 7, 2013 |
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In 1989 Hideo Azuma left his family and work and tried (unsuccessfully) to hang himself using the slope of a mountain. This autobiographical account of his slide into alcoholism and eventual recovery takes painful experiences from the darkest reaches of his mind and treats them with an overriding sense of a cartoonists humour.

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