Post number #536049, ID: ced9dd
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I'm looking for a book that when read makes the person reading it experience time differently. I have major sleep issues.
Basically, it has to be a rereadable book (good story maybe?) that makes a whole day (or a few hours) seem to pass by in mere minutes.
I know Sony has this thing now at some movie theatres that makes it so you can't remember the movie that you just watched... Maybe it's a similar idea?
Idk what do you gurls think?
Post number #536123, ID: abc133
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In my experience, books aren't the best tool for making time seem faster, they usually do the opposite. However, the only thing I know that will get you the level of time-dilating effect that you want is sleeping, and I doubt you'll find much else.
Post number #536134, ID: 53cf4b
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Hyperion saga might be that kind of book
Post number #536135, ID: 53cf4b
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Well, book series but yeah, Simmons knows his stuff.
Post number #536233, ID: e246da
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House of Leaves.
Post number #536264, ID: 8d5322
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>>536233 is that the one where the house gets bigger?
Post number #536319, ID: 0e3f70
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Jojo's bizarre adventure
Post number #536369, ID: e246da
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>>536264 The house isn't the only thing getting bigger. ;)
Post number #536738, ID: dfd252
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The Monogatari series is amazing, but it's not cyberpunk and I don't think it magically speeds up time.
Post number #536755, ID: d66762
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Not cyberpunk but the way 9f kings is a huge and very good book
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| I'm looking for a book that when read makes the person reading it experience time differently. I have major sleep issues.
Basically, it has to be a rereadable book (good story maybe?) that makes a whole day (or a few hours) seem to pass by in mere minutes.
I know Sony has this thing now at some movie theatres that makes it so you can't remember the movie that you just watched... Maybe it's a similar idea?
Idk what do you gurls think?