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[DeepL Translation - needs review] Everything was a hassle. Living itself was troublesome, but dying by myself was also troublesome. If that were the case, I would have preferred to die of cancer recurrence instead of going to the hospital, but to be honest, that was what I feared the most. I was contradicting myself. I was tired of being contradictory." (from the text) Since her breast cancer surgery, 25-year-old Haruka has been feeling too lazy to be herself, even though people around her ...
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Page Count:
283
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4167708019
ISBN13:
9784167708016
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January 3, 2023
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A strong collection of short stories about lost souls
I loved Fumio Yamamoto's 自転しながら公転する which I read last year and was happy to have picked up more by her. The writing in Planaria feels more dense and (other than the last story) it's not very dialogue-heavy, but all of the stories are centered around peoples' daily lives so it's not too difficult to read.
The title piece, Planaria, revolves around a woman in her mid-twenties physically and emotionally recovering from the long-term effects of breast cancer. She has already beaten the cancer it