[Signed by the author] Kentaro Eto "May All Words Come True"

A story of "humans" woven around love, laughter, the sea, madness, déjà vu, and travel.
"I wrote because I wanted to. I published because I wanted to."
A debut collection of groundbreaking short stories that suddenly appeared from "outside" the existing literary framework.

【Commentary/Recommendation】

Yukio Gunji Pegio (Scientist, Professor at Waseda University)
After finishing the book, I remembered a non-existent memory
of building a bonfire alone on a winter beach.

Ujama (Uchiyama), the protagonist of "May All Words Come to Pass," repeats his life as déjà vu. Inspired by this feeling of continually living as déjà vu, this commentary will also be written as a déjà vu experience.

"Oh, Eto-kun? I know him. I remember him well. In the first lecture of my class, as soon as the class ended, he rushed to the podium and said, 'Gunji-san, I'm the only one in Waseda's Faculty of Science and Engineering who understands your class besides me.'"《From the commentary》
(From the publisher's website)