I Really Don't Notice

Kagoshima Akira cherishes a deliberately uneventful life, convinced that a mundane existence holds its own unique appeal. His seventeen years of carefully crafted boredom have cemented his belief that the ordinary is inherently interesting, and he sees no reason for change. After all, phenomena like otherworldly witches, cybernetic soldiers from the future, or psychics engaged in clandestine battles under shadowy organizations are purely fictional. Or so he thought. "I Really Don't Notice" plunges Akira's placid worldview into a whirlwind of supernatural mayhem and science-fiction absurdity. This high-octane novel will violently disrupt Akira's meticulously maintained reality of predictable normalcy, as his apathy is thrown into a chaotic mix of the unbelievable.