鈴木いづみセカンド・コレクション〈2〉 SF集　ぜったい退屈 (Tankobon Hardcover)

The stories feel deeply rooted in Japan but also explore universal fears about conformity and technology. I'm curious what inspired this cultural fusion.

The characters often seem passive but subtly resist their circumstances. What do readers think this says about quiet defiance in oppressive worlds?

The recurring motif of boredom felt so visceral and unsettling. I wonder if this was meant to mirror real societal apathy or something else.