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 No.789[Reply]

People often talk about how the Yume Nikki manga was horrible but no one seems to talk about the light novel. Is it any good?
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 No.931

>>789
Can anybody give a PDF file of this book.

 No.950

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>Poniko is the main protagonist of the novel adaptation of Yume Nikki. At first, she acts solely as the narrator to Madotsuki's progress through the dream world, but soon after she meets up with her, the focus shifts to her quest to discover the reason behind her presence in Madotsuki's dream, as well as how to escape it and to help Madotsuki get over whatever trauma is causing those dreams.

>However, it is revealed later on that Madotsuki isn't the dreamer, but just another dream character in Poniko's own dreams. She takes the central stage in her dreams as she is Poniko's shadow, but the only true being is Poniko. Specifically, Madotsuki is the representation of Poniko's expected child. The true nature of the real world is never seen, but it is implied that Poniko's worry over her child's safety created the dream world she is trapped in.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrFgFzzF4OY

 No.951

File: 1638064739597.pdf (8.48 MB, Yume Nikki_ I Am Not in Yo….pdf)


 No.960

Untranslated version? I do wonder how much of the criticism in this thread is merely as a result of a poor translation or not…

 No.966

You forget, little exiles of four, that the original video game is also very monotonous and repetitive if you only play it for a couple of minutes, so I see no reason to reject this novel.



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 No.965[Reply]

This interactive sabutsuki writing game? I don't know what to respond to it,but it's like reliant on the reader leaving a reply or something.

https://www.wattpad.com/story/282647292-%E3%80%8Erusted-dreams%E3%80%8F-visceral-memories


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 No.910[Reply]

any literature about dreams and staying in the dream world or something similar. I might sound stupid.
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 No.922

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>>910
Carl Jung's The Red Book Liber Novus.
A famous psychoanalyst has a mid-life crisis with terrible nightmares and day-time visions. He chooses to go into the nightmares and takes the fight to the demons on their own turf. Lot of philosophy and mindgames.

 No.924

>>910
Picnic at Hanging Rock

 No.925

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The dream quest of unknown kadath. It's one of my favorite stories from HP lovecraft, pretty sure you will like it!

 No.933

>>922
somebody has some good taste

 No.955

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>>910
Dream Story by Arthur Schnitzler.

Aside from the title, it's not explicitly about dreams, but its style follows a sort of hypnagogic logic that lulls you into dream-like images. It teeters the line between dream and nightmare often. (also Eyes Wide Shut is based on this book)



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 No.952[Reply]

People often talk about how the Yume Nikki manga and light novel were horrible but no one seems to talk about the picture book. Is it any good?


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 No.945[Reply]

This is adorable
https://www.fanfiction.net/s/9167579/1/Disagreements
Another cute fics?


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 No.521[Reply]

A week ago I completed my first novel, and now I'm sending it off to publishers.

Whis be good luck Ubuu, I feel I might need it…
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 No.598

>>590
Don't brag just link

 No.599

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Anon is still around ubuu, so there's a good chance that he'll reply.
However, I advise him to be cautions about this whole thing since he'll be basically doxing himself. If he finds no problem by doing so then it's alright to post about it, but if he doesn't then I'd recommend to hand over a mail address where people interested can contact him directly.

Anyway, it really feels weird to have someone successful here, considering the average post here involves mostly ranting and depression.
Well done, OP.

 No.600

>>599

OP here. Well, success didn't last long -_- it's a long story but, basically, I found out the publisher was majorly screwing me behind my back, so I had to protect myself and sever the contract. Of course, the book was immediately removed from all points of sale.
Good news is - my agent has just found me a publisher for an English version (minor publisher, but still), so I guess it was more of a case of 'a door closes, a gate opens'. Not even sure if that saying exists in English but whatever.

In the meantime I'll link one of the good reviews the original Italian got - doxing myself but I really don't see who would give a fuck.

https://ilrifugiodellircocervo.wordpress.com/2015/09/25/mai-la-stessa-tre-volte-di-cristiano-montanari/

 No.669

>>600
Good luck with your next publisher!

 No.932

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 No.811[Reply]

ITT we write a story one sentence at a time. When you add a sentence, make sure you wait for at least one other contribution before adding another.

>Stepping out of her house, K. noticed a strange shape in the fog.
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 No.880

>>879
>As if reading her mind, the cat looks at K. and meows "Well what were you going to do with two gallons of blood anyway?"

 No.907

>Something is welling up K's throat, climbing; warm, fluid, a copper pretaste—sputtering over the roof of per mouth, but it's going up, further and around the nasal cavities
it's flowing forth and recycling into her mouth, down her esophagus, flooding each alveola; thought…

no thought.

 No.928

>>907
>"The two gallons are a gift," the cat purred "I've put them into your biological subspace. Imagine the powers you have now!"

 No.929

>>928
K dies of haemochromatosis and 30 STD's, and the cat runs off with her body.

 No.930

>>929
Meanwhile, the goblin archmage cackles softly in his tall obsidian tower, watching through his crystal ball as his cat familiar retrieves the body.



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 No.860[Reply]

Hello! I'm looking for something relatively easy (or intermediate) to help improve my vocabulary, since English is not my first language. Any genre is alright.
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 No.864

I remember the first time I read LOTR in english. I learned a lot of new words that I haven't seen that often since.
Definitely not easy.

OP, what's your mother language?

 No.866

"To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee or anything by George Orwell (like 1984 or Animal Farm) both of those are taught like middle and early high school years so theyre good for strengthening english vocab.

 No.900

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They make SAT vocab books. They shove a bunch of words, with definitions, into a fiction book to help you learn

 No.917

>>860
here are some:
Charlotte's Web (easy)
Jane Eyre
Oliver Twist
A Tale of Two Cities
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes #3
To Kill a Mockingbird
A Christmas Carol
Anne of Green Gables #1
any of the book from the Harry Potter franchise
The Great Gatsby
anything by William Shakespeare

 No.923

Anything by Steinbeck. Also check out Jack London - Call of the Wild.



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 No.858[Reply]

Reading non-fiction books such as manuals, biopics, essays and the like is quite a delight. Does anyone here find them interesting as well?
Share resources and non-fiction you find interesting in this thread.
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 No.885

>>884
Awesome, i didn't expect such forthcoming.

 No.886

>>884
Done.

 No.887

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First one is an urban exploration manual, author finished it just in time before dying from cancer.

Second one is an old imageboard classic, it contains guides and tips on broad spectrum of subjects for anon, written by anon.

Third one is a pirate radio manual.

 No.911

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 No.918

>>887
You probably won't see this but thanks for the books anon.



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