HARUKI MURAKAMI: HIS EARLY EFFORTS
February 25, 2016 at 9:25 pm Leave a comment
This Japanese author writes the type of story I love to read. His tales describe a mundane Japanese life, but include an element of fantasy and unreality.
I have read a great deal of his work, beginning with Kafka on the Shore, then journeying into his beyond and past works; a career with efforts I have never found disappointing. Wind/Pinball were his first attempt at writing. If only I could have reached this level in my first attempt, or for that matter my last. I feel there is something that exists in writing which defies explanation. These stories are a prime example.
Please read this work. For if you are a first-time Murakami reader you will become addicted to his style. If you are already an addict to his work, you will see the beginning of a voice destined for greatness.
Entry filed under: OBSERVATIONS & OPINIONS, READER'S OPPORTUNITIES. Tags: fantasy, fiction, haruki murakami, Japanese literature, Kafka, Wind/Pinball, writing.
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