[HN Gopher] Where my characters come from
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Where my characters come from
Author : apollinaire
Score : 15 points
Date : 2022-11-19 19:11 UTC (1 days ago)
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| panzagl wrote:
| 3d6 6 times in order.
| xrayarx wrote:
| Haruki Murakami, japanese Author of fiction and nonfiction books,
| explains, where the actors in his work come from.
| hnthrow10282910 wrote:
| Strangely the only book I've read from him is his memoir about
| running, which vastly differs from the rest of his works
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| Can anyone recommend a good book from him you enjoyed?
| noduerme wrote:
| I love his short stories. Try the collection "The Elephant
| Vanishes." It was my introduction to Murakami. It's amazing. I
| think it gives a good sense of the range of his wild
| imagination, and how quickly he can go from the ordinary to the
| unexpected. After that I was hooked and ended up reading almost
| all of his novels.
| JKCalhoun wrote:
| Hmmm... Only read two, "The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle" and
| "Norwegian Wood". The first was, I thought, overly dark,
| disturbing. The latter maybe a bit too twee? Very different
| from one another for sure.
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| Others no doubt will disagree, but I am not sure I would
| recommend either. To be sure though, "The Wind-Up Bird
| Chronicle" had the biggest impact on me, is a wild and strange
| book. As an example, without giving too much away, the
| protagonist seems to have an unhealthy obsession with climbing
| down to the bottom of very deep wells (pits) and just hanging
| out.
| azaras wrote:
| "Kafka on The Shore" was what a friend of mine, who read all
| their books and like him a lot, recommends me.
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