The end of a story

I love to read and if you do too you can probably empathize with this. What is it about the end of a story that makes the disconnect so painful? Maybe painful isn’t the right word, jarring perhaps? Abrupt? Whatever the adjective you choose closing one book leaves a world of possibilities for the next, but for me, there is always a bit of a hangover jumping from one universe to the next. Leaving me to wonder if that’s a common phenomenon.
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June 12, 2022 | Categories: 365 Days of Academia - Year three, Thoughts from the Lab | Tags: book, books, fiction, imagination, life, Mental health, read, reading, stories, story, writing | 6 Comments
