It actually hurts to read any further. I know why am getting so involved with the book now, and that is scary...
I want it to end differently, for it to be a little less painful. But I only see it getting darker ahead...
Can I stop reading it now? Will that stop things, that are already set in motion?
The genre might be different, but this post reminds me of what I thought while reading The Anastasia Syndrome- a thriller-suspense, that was killing! The words force you to form an imagery of the unfolding of events!
ReplyDeleteI know I sound like a wuss but I could not read beyond the 10th page :P and I didn't want to know what happened next either.I shut the book and kept it back (deep in my cupboard)..even thinking about it gives me the chills!
stop reading it....
ReplyDeleteatleast for a month...
@aparna, bhavin: i cant stop reading it too...it feels like my own life story :)
ReplyDeletehahahahaha...
hmmm... we should discuss...
ReplyDeletehahahaha...sure bhavin :)
ReplyDeletebetter than discussing it on the blog :)
..your blog has grown and mine has died (almost)!
ReplyDeletebtw, i'm reading pamuk's my name is red. recommend highly. (is a murder mystery set in the 1590's and a beautiful account of islamic art). and is snow that sad?
i can hardly like books that don't connect, but then it's scary when you read yourself into the story. all the bloody emotional atyachar, i tell you!
'my name is red' was the first pamuk that i read, snow was next.
ReplyDeleteboth the books are awesome, snow being the scarier of the two :)
ok, i've been warned! :)
ReplyDeleteno dont worry :)
ReplyDeleteit cant mean the same thing for both of us...so go ahead and just enjoy it :)