Blind Willow, Sleeping WomanThe twenty-four stories that make up Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman generously express the incomparable Haruki Murakami’s mastery of the form. |
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User Review - modioperandi - LibraryThingWhen I read Murakami, I sometimes feel that he is living inside me taking notes on my feelings and my observations about people I’ve met years ago or even this morning. Then he transcribes them to ... Read full review
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User Review - jnmegan - LibraryThingReaders may be curious about Haruki Murakami due to the rave reviews of his full-length novels (ex: The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, 1Q84, Kafka on the Shore), and their popularity in translation ... Read full review
Contents
Blind Willow Sleeping Woman | 3 |
New York Mining Disaster | 33 |
A Perfect Day for Kangaroos | 100 |
ManEating Cats | 112 |
A Poor Aunt Story | 131 |
1 51 | 151 |
The Seventh Man | 163 |
The Year of Spaghetti | 178 |
Tony Takitani | 184 |
Chance Traveler | 249 |
Where Im Likely to Find It | 291 |
A Shinagawa Monkey | 333 |