One-Line Ghost Stories

Yuki Yoshida's "One-Line Ghost Stories" A book with a unique format that captivates horror fans, so much so that parodies are created on social media and in secondary creations. No title. Only one period per sentence. It's a story, not a poem. It's close to a ghost story within the realm of stories. A continuous sentence based on the above. These one-line ghost stories, spun with strict adherence to these rules, possess an unparalleled captivating quality. For example, there's a story like this: "When she saw only rice grains trickle out from her wrist, cut by a cutter, she finally understood why her parents didn't love her." It's a short story that conveys a certain worldview, leaving room for imagination precisely because it doesn't say much. The writing, crafted in this manner, is pleasant and reads with a hypnotic rhythm, making you want to keep turning the pages. I don't read novels much. I find long texts difficult to read. I like scary novels. I want to discover a new kind of book with a unique format. This is a book I'd recommend to people like that.