The more I read Murakami, (I have just read three of his books), the more I fall for his "captivating" way of writing.
In this particular book characters are presented as orbiting each other and sporadically communicating. There's some sort of disconnectedeness in as much as the characters don't so much relate yet circle each other ... dreams are unfulfilled ... love unreturned ... and there's an unblissful unawareness of what others are feeling ...
In this particular book characters are presented as orbiting each other and sporadically communicating. There's some sort of disconnectedeness in as much as the characters don't so much relate yet circle each other ... dreams are unfulfilled ... love unreturned ... and there's an unblissful unawareness of what others are feeling ...
"Don't pointless things have a place, too, in this far from perfect world? Remove everything pointless from an imperfect life, and it'd lose even its imperfection."
No comments:
Post a Comment