If I am the storm, if I am the wonder..
Will I have flashlights, nightmares and sudden explosions?
Jan-20-2011 14:57
LAdazeNYnights
Crossing Swords
Registered: Nov 2009
Location: Los Angeles, CA
lol that's great
Jan-20-2011 16:13
d-miurge
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Location: Unicornland
quote:
Originally posted by LAdazeNYnights
I'm a huuuuge fan of Murakami, Kafka on the shore is my favourite work from him.
Jan-20-2011 23:57
LAdazeNYnights
Crossing Swords
Registered: Nov 2009
Location: Los Angeles, CA
i love murakami as well...i have a hard time deciding which of his works i'm most fond of though. it's such a toss up between his novels and stories because i don't think he's 'obviously better' at writing either. i'm a huge fan of 'after the quake'... favorite novel is likely a toss up between wind-up bird and kafka
Jan-21-2011 00:35
d-miurge
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Location: Unicornland
quote:
Originally posted by LAdazeNYnights
i love murakami as well...i have a hard time deciding which of his works i'm most fond of though. it's such a toss up between his novels and stories because i don't think he's 'obviously better' at writing either. i'm a huge fan of 'after the quake'... favorite novel is likely a toss up between wind-up bird and kafka
I haven't read "After the quake" yet, I bought it anyway. But I agree, his short stories are as awesome as his novels.
Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World is maybe the only Murakami's book that I found "hard" to read, at least the first 100 pages.
Jan-21-2011 00:48
LAdazeNYnights
Crossing Swords
Registered: Nov 2009
Location: Los Angeles, CA
ah! i haven't read it yet....i've read pretty much everything else, excluding the trilogy of the rat and that.
Jan-21-2011 00:52
d-miurge
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Location: Unicornland
quote:
Originally posted by LAdazeNYnights
ah! i haven't read it yet....i've read pretty much everything else, excluding the trilogy of the rat and that.
I've started with Dance, Dance, Dance, and then read the trilogy backwards...
It is very similar to Kafka, with the same fantastic touch, the same nostalgia.
Jan-21-2011 00:57
Sushipunk
Flickering, I roam
Registered: Sep 2006
Location: Chateau Verdafloor
Nearly finished Neil Gaiman - American Gods.
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Jan-21-2011 02:27
Dj Nacht
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Currently reading
The God Part Of the Brain
Has to be one of the greatest books I have ever read and I'm not even finished!