"Stories of Birds, Stories of People, Stories of Sound, What Kind of Story Is This?" Today's Review (No. 7-9) [Note Reading Project October Issue]

Hello everyone.

Note Reading Project Review time.

This time, I will introduce three articles!

7. A cage went in search of a bird (Ein Käfig ging einen Vogel suchen.) /
ikirasi0203

The title is an impressive aphorism by Kafka, and halfway through, it turns into a novel based on it. While the content is philosophical, using the subject matter of a birdcage and a bird makes it easy to visualize in one's mind. Personally, it felt fresh to strongly sense the pure literature style.

8. [Short Mystery Novel] The Funeral of the Flowering Peach (1) / Satsuki Q

As it is a short story, it omits unnecessary scenery while including all the necessary minimum information, making it a fast-paced read. The sense of unease that could be called foreshadowing, typical of mysteries—the feeling of 'I think that guy is suspicious...!'—could already be glimpsed in this first episode.

9. A pig hit a pig so it collapsed / Nyankoromochi R | ankoromoti-nya

I want to give this a full-hearted '#WhatKindofStoryIsThis'. What on earth am I being made to read? The syllables 'bu' and 'ta' come rushing in like a human wave. A raging rush of pigs and Buddhas. And yet, strangely, it makes you want to say it out loud. In the end, I feel like I'm the one who collapsed.

Thank you for reading until the end!

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