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Originally Posted by Gem
Excellent article!
By the same token, it could just be me. Kafka on the Shore was my first Murakami and was therefore to me very fresh and orginal, plus like any first it holds a special place and acted as a gateway into his other books.
Have you ever read anything by Kazuo Ishiguro? I'm thinking in particular of The Unconsoled.
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Thanks.
That makes sense. About it being first. It's something I should consider when I view his works, or any writer's, actually.
Have not read Ishiguro. Though I have his
When we Were Orphans in paperback. Someone I need to read. There is consensus regarding his talent.
Thanks for the reminder!!