I read this story almost ten years ago and forgot its name. Google search isn't helping me to find it. The story goes like this: The murderer kills his X, not out of spite, but for love; not love for his X, but for his poultry firm that he so much adored and cared for. A detective then follows...

This quote is scattered throughout the Web: Through action, a Man becomes a Hero Through death, a Hero becomes a Legend Through time, a Legend becomes a Myth And by learning from the Myth, a Man takes action I've seen it attributed to Eiichiro Oda, Joseph Campbell, and many o...

The stories from america and europe are different from the stories made in Japan, China, India and so on. Occidental x Oriental stories in general. I would like to know what are the major differences between them, and, if possible, the background of those differences (religion, history, culture,...