Erana Jae Taylor／127mm × 198mm／102ページ

エラーナ・ジェイ・テイラーによる辻潤についての論文（英語）が自費出版で書籍化されたもの。戦前のアナキズムやダダイズム、また萩原恭次郎、高橋新吉、金子文子、マヴォのメンバーなど、同時代を生きた人々にも言及しながら、辻潤の生涯や作品について詳しく論じられる。

“Tsuji was influenced by the philosophy of Epicurus, and many characteristics of Epicureanism show through his lifestyle. For example, Tsuji avoided active engagement in politics and sought after a form of ataraxia, which he was apparently able to experience through vagabond wandering and Egoism.”

The fertile interdisciplinary nature of Tsuji’s interests is part of what makes him such a fascinating topic, and this breadth lends itself to any number of angles for study. Surely this is a contributing factor as to why so many Japanese have chosen to write about him, each wanting to tell Tsuji’s story from their own angle. As a result we find titles ranging from Nihilist: the thought and life of Tsuji Jun; Love for Tsuji Jun ( a lover’s memoir); Nomad Dadaist Tsuji Jun; Madman Tsuji Jun: Shakuhachi Flute, the sound of the universe, and the sea of Dada; and Tsuji Jun: Art and Pathology, among others.