This is Mitchell's second novel, and while it is my least favorite of the four it is as interconnected in his world as the rest of his work. It follows a similar episodic structure, alternating between the actual life of the character (taken from one of the episodic characters from Ghostwritten), and his dreams, daydreams, fantasies--but it follows the one character, instead of many. It is set almost entirely in Japan, where Mitchell lived and taught English (I think...I know he lived there, I believe he taught English) for a number of years.
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This is Mitchell's second novel, and while it is my least favorite of the four it is as interconnected in his world as the rest of his work. It follows a similar episodic structure, alternating between the actual life of the character (taken from one of the episodic characters from Ghostwritten), and his dreams, daydreams, fantasies--but it follows the one character, instead of many. It is set almost entirely in Japan, where Mitchell lived and taught English (I think...I know he lived there, I believe he taught English) for a number of years.
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