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Description book South of the Border, West of the Sun: A Novel by Haruki Murakami:
Following the massive complexity of The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle--Haruki Murakami's best-selling, award-winning novel--comes this deceptively simple love story, a contemporary rendering of the romanc...
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qv35myje0y9ub8m7toy These stories were originally published individually in various magazines: 中国行きのスロウ・ボート Chūgoku-yuki no surō bōto A Slow Boat to China 貧乏な叔母さんの話 Kovalenin, Vadim Smolensky, Ivan Logatchev, Sergey Logatchev, Andrey Zamilov, Natalya Kunikova Dance Dance Dance deals with themes of loss and abandonment, as do many of Murakami s other novels. Inevitably, Shimamoto makes an appearance. And what about a maza? And Shimamoto s fata morgana quality -- she will reveal nothing about her present circumstances and passes without warning from Hajime s life for months at a time -- suggests ties to a more corrupt and sinister world from which she is unable to escape. When she leaves the club that evening, Hajime is left wondering whether he hasn t just dreamed it all. Only objects remain: an empty glass and lipstick-stained Salems stubbed out in the ashtray. But are they actually proof of anything? The surrealism that has become a hallmark of Murakami s work arises here from the kind of extreme emotional state that can loosen reality from its moorings. And the test is a tough one. The first part of the book is nothing short of what you expect from Murakami. But towards the middle it really begins to sag with tedious, mundane descriptions. One reviewer called it memory-insultingly repetitive and that s not I love Murakami and hope that if you have never read his works before that you will give him a try. A number of translators have had their hand at his work (and at least one book has been translated into English more than once), and apparently there has also been some editorial interference resulting in the cutting of the texts -- so who knows how much of Murakami English-speaking audiences are even getting ? But this time I couldn t help being annoyed. A gifted translator, he has introduced Fitzgerald, Carver, Irving and Theroux to the Japanese audience.
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