Luong N’s Reviews > Ghostwritten > Status Update

The ending of Holy Mountain chapter is a bit confusing aint it.

So much that I decided to stop reading, REALLY look for it - and it turned out that you can place a custom order of books in some bookstores, but the price would be either unusually higher or would take a ridiculously LONG time to arrive - in my case the Ghostwritten paperback took about 7 months to get into my hands.

but unfortunately here where I live, his only book popular enough to appear in the bookstores is Cloud Atlas (back then I had thought it impossible to buy his other books here in Vietnam) so I opted for the ebook format. Whaddaya know, it was awesome.

This book is actually the 2nd or 3rd novel that I had properly read, ever. But, technically, it didn’t count, because I had only completed halfway, and it was the ebook version. It was 2024, and I had just finished reading the paperback version of Cloud Atlas, also by David Mitchell, and was so much in love with his writing that I HAD to read another;

For the last few months I’ve been living with three women. One was a ghost, who is now a woman. One was a woman, who is now a ghost. One is a ghost, and always will be.

As far as I know Love’s stiff is there to this very day. And that, boys and girls, is the Story of What Happened to Love.

What happened to Love?
Well, Love went to bed. It fucked, over and over, until it got sore-knob bored, quite frankly. Then Love looked around for something else to do, and it saw its lovely friends all having lovely babies. So Love decided to do the same, but Love kept having its periods, same as ever, however much it inseminated itself. So Love went to an infertility clinic, and discovered the truth.