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John Stienbeck's Of Mice and Men, Dennis Lehane's Gone Baby Gone, Haruki Murakami's Norwegian Wood, Ernest Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms and O.E. Rolvaag's Giants in the Earth all had punches in the gut for endings. I remember having the feels after I read all of those. If I've invested lots of ...

IMHO, Kenji is sorta like Homsar from the Homestar Runner cartoons. He's great in small doses, but I don't think he could sustain his own story line without driving everybody (alright, maybe just me) up the wall.

Context - I'm currently in graduate school for library science, so this quote's humor really hit home. Hanako's Route, act 2 "I know there's supposed to be a system for categorizing these books, but I don't see how anyone can decipher it without spending half of their life researching it. That's ...

Lilly might have decided to stay in Japan anyway if Hisao wasn't in hers or Hanako's route. Why? Because without Hisao, Hanako isn't so well and she might decide to stay for her sake alone. I heard some of the endings even suggest so. I think that the opposite could happen. Lilly could see the ...

Eva Cassidy's version of "Fields of Gold" reminds me of Lilly's path, for obvious reasons
Also: it's stunningly beautiful, much like the whole route.

2: Acknowledgement
3: Resolution
4: Pursuance/Psalm
(points to anyone who gets the allusion)

The eastern form of art that is Haiku, Is something I have never really learned. Thus writing Haiku's something I eschew. For Shakespeare's verses have I ever yearn'd. 8) I've always preferred Allen Gisnberg's writing, due to his use of free verse and interesting metaphor, and touching on subjects ...