Jack Dittbrenner’s Reviews > Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage > Status Update

Read 2 more chapters. Story is building more now and has already given an amazing story about death and logic. It’s always hard to put this authors chapters into worlds. They feel oddly familiar yet deeply intrusive into your subconscious, in term bringing pieces from within yourself out into the open as you connect your own experiences to these small anecdotes chapter to chapter.

Read the first 3 chapters pretty fast! Liked this authors other book so I figured I try another. A lot more psychological and focused on 1 character. Still an amazing writer and captivates with his ability to directly channel complex and deep layers of human suffering an emotion and put them into short chapters.