Now, two decades later, the question lingers: Did "Guts" really cause waves of fainting spells, or did the legend grow legs of its own?
One random tweet by a fan account has sent a 2019 book flying off the shelves, climbing bestseller charts.
When certain types of books are consistently marketed and sold more than others, it can result in a lack of diversity in the types of stories and perspectives that are being shared
It has made literary criticism—often regarded highbrow or excessively academic—feel accessible.
Now, two decades later, the question lingers: Did "Guts" really cause waves of fainting spells, or did the legend grow legs of its own?
One random tweet by a fan account has sent a 2019 book flying off the shelves, climbing bestseller charts.
When certain types of books are consistently marketed and sold more than others, it can result in a lack of diversity in the types of stories and perspectives that are being shared
It has made literary criticism—often regarded highbrow or excessively academic—feel accessible.
