I'm looking for the Mandible's family genealogy as to have a reference while reading the book. I'm not an English native reader so having this would help me to focus on the story.
If anyone knows where to find one it would be nice.
Thanks.
I'm trying to decide whether to continue reading Kakfa on the Shore or not. As a rule, I always finish books that I start, even ones I don't like, but this is an exceptional case. The writing—as in the use of the English language, not plot or character development—feels unbearably sophomoric to m...
@Randal'Thor I did check the untagged questions of this site at one point. I think all but two were about works of authors that I've heard nothing about, so I can't really create a tag; the remaining two were hard to tag general questions not specific to one work or a small set of works of literature.
Any easy ones were already tagged properly before that.
Maybe I should look at established tags without tag wiki instead.
Meanwhile, Agatha Christie is so funny when she hands out an important clue of the detective novel in a more obvious way than usual, to make the reader think he understands something. I'm sure she'll pull several twists afterwards.
(I'm still reading the book, so please don't spoil it.)
