The Tatami Galaxy

The story's unique narrative style kept me intrigued, but I wonder what motivated the author to explore this non-linear approach from the start.

The depiction of university life was both humorous and poignant. I’m curious how others connected emotionally with the protagonist’s choices and regrets.

The multiple realities felt like a clever way to explore what could have been. Do you think these universes reveal more about the characters or about the author's view on choice?