Books (novels and essays) Japanese literature A quieter place than late night / Keiya Iwai

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Japanese Literature
Life is not easy, but the only people who can regret it are those who have made their own decisions. The fate of six men and women moves at a late-night reading party held at an secondhand bookstore. The "Love Letter to Reading" presented by the most popular author who is a candidate for the Naoki Prize (1st half of 2024)! One book gives me the courage to change my life. Shugyoku's Series Short Stories! [Contents] A third year university student Yoshino visited an secondhand bookstore run by his uncle one day during summer vacation. "Something that suits me." In response to Yoshino's request, his uncle recommends a full-length overseas novel that describes love and life. Although he did not mind the depth of the book, when he started to read it as a trial, he felt something connected to the "worry" he had. He could not stop turning the page and forgot to eat and sleep and devoted himself to the story. After reading it, he joined a mysterious reading party held late at night at an secondhand bookstore, saying "I want to tell someone about this feeling."