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I loved the story so much. It's so thrilling because it's kind of like you're thrust into this world where you have to kill people.

I loved the first two volumes. I literally gave both of them five out of five stars.

I've already read this one and I loved it. I gave it a four out of five star. I think it's a really fun concept.

So yeah, I would say The Gambler is fun, but also it's pretty sad to see all of these characters sort of gambling their lives away.

I'm only on page 45, which is the beginning of chapter 3, but from what I've read, I already know that I love the writing. I love how James Baldwin is building these characters up and the details that he's telling us, the way that he's shaping these characters and their morals and what they believe in.

I just love it. I adore it. I love where it's going.

And I've never I don't know why I haven't thought of this, especially after reading Lay Miz last year, but I'm actually really interested in reading this for myself and seeing how I feel about the story, how I feel about the writing because I remember loving Victor Huo's writing style.

I've obviously already read The Bell Jar by Sylvia Pla. I adore that book. It was so it was such a captivating read and honestly I do see myself rereading it in the future but I don't want to read it right now.

So, these are all of the books in my currently reading list. As you can see, we have a very eclectic choice or eclectic group of books, but I'm loving every single one of them.

But anyways, The Gambler and Other Stories by Dosyki has definitely I mean I've only been reading it for a day, but it's been incredible.

Of the 56 pages or 57 pages that I've read, I have really been enjoying it. I feel like I'm annotating quite a lot. And the story itself is very interesting and unique.

I've really enjoyed this one and it was such an interesting and fascinating look into the mind of a horror manga creator or a mangaka. And I really just had such a great time reading this and I would honestly recommend it if you're interested or just as interested as I am in understanding how Junjiito comes up with his manga ideas, how he like the whole process of his creative journey.

In case you don't know, Uzzumaki was the very first horror manga that I read from Junjiito, and it's what started my love for his works and his person and his mind.