[DeepL Translation - needs review] I was living a boring high school life with a lot of difficulties in life, when one day I received a mail. But it was an email that was never meant to reach me. The sender was Shion Yoshino. She was my only female friend, a genius writer who had died six months before. Through an exchange of e-mails that should have been impossible, I begin to make up for lost time. When I eventually reach Yoshino's last words, a shocking ending awaits me. This novel has th...
A book about grief and novel writting
Entertainment - I started to read this book without much expectation or knowledge towards the events in it. I couldn't find any translated review or reference about it so I pretty much went blindly. The story follows Somei, a teenager who has been facing some difficulties in life due to a recent loss. After the passing of a friend, he falls into a depression slump, where he just exists. Suddenly, he starts to receive messages from his deceased friend. Intrigued, he decides to maintain a conv