JAPAN: An Agoraphobic Love Story
A science fiction writer in love with all things Japan is presented with a once-in-a-lifetime gift of visiting his dream city for the first time. Only problem is, he doesn’t want to. Here’s why.
A science fiction writer in love with all things Japan is presented with a once-in-a-lifetime gift of visiting his dream city for the first time. Only problem is, he doesn’t want to. Here’s why.
Dear Universe, your beloved author recently returned to Los Angeles, where he discovered to his ultimate surprise, that Choco Pie had diversified. “Where was Banana Flavored Choco Pie when I was five, six, seven years old?” he asked Mother. “Where was Banana Flavored Choco Pie when I was in LA for thirty years?”
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Dear Universe, your beloved author took Breakfast of Champions by Kurt Vonnegut on the road to Japan. Seems like an odd choice for travel reading, he realizes. Perhaps it would’ve been more suitable to take a Japanese book. But no, it seemed for whatever reason tantamount to reading the Holy Bible in Heaven.
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