Ghostwritten
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Hi everyone, In this post, I am really glad to suggest you to read a novel from David Mitchell, Ghostwritten . This is an interconnected novel about interconnectedness. What I mean by that is, in this book, there 10 chapters, whose narrators are totally different, and each of the chapters are take place in different cities, despite that, both people and places are somehow interrelated. David Mitchell is such a writer who concerns causality more than anything else. You will so going to read this ''causality'' word in this post, I am going to mention to that very often. Since I give the idea briefly, let's review and evaluate chapters one by one. Okinawa Here, there is an utopian scenario, more likely to a dystopian scenario, whose narrator is Quasar , a doomsday cult member. There is a cult named Fellowship , -by the way the cult's name sounds very friendly doesn't it?- and in this cult Quasar, like all the other members gave up from al