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Anyone here enjoys his work ?
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I'm reading Kafka On Shore now. It's the most interesting of the one's I have read (Wind Up & End Of The World).
Any suggestions on similiar writers when I finish Murakami's work?
Regards, Jerry
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from Wind-up Bird Chronicles. Completely dazed me. this is all good.
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I've read most of his books. The worst are still pretty good reading. My favorite is Hard-Boiled Wonderland.
It was about a Jazz club owner and his former lover. Bought it because of a picture of tenor sax on the cover. Didn't thrill me, but I finished it.
He has cult status in Russia of all places. When I was in Moscow this past winter they had a sizeable section devoted to him in the House of Books [a huge book store]; it was teeming with women, browsing Murakami's new books.I am a huge fan of Akutagawa Ryunosuke, the daddy of all modern Japanese writers. There were certain introspective parallels between Murakami and him, but nothing that would scream overt plagiarism.
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Despite the press he's gotten in the past few years, I still think he's undervalued here in the US. Ono of the greats of our time.
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