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| A coming of age novel set in the time that I came of age. Murakami (and his translator) has a gentle touch with words; even as the protagonist Toru Watanabe deals with the death of one friend, the madness and ultimate suicide of another, the seeming ...more | |
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| I've often said that I don't know anyone who wants to relive their twenties, and this book graphically and painstakingly illlustates why. As it opens neither Sunny nor Sonia have learned how to trust themselves, how to just be a person without wearin ...more | |
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| In an era where barely relevant detail takes a lot of books down a path of excess, Seascraper is both beautifully and efficiently written. There is not a word that is out of place, or unnecessary, in ths spare but directed telling of a pivotal few da ...more | |
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| What makes a life significant? How does one grapple with traumatic memories? When does the preservation of these memories become a barrier to a truer life? This book contrasts the life of immigrant William Landsmann with that of his granddaughter's f ...more | |
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| A beautfully written, deeply evocative and passionate novel of life in rural Ireland in the 1950's, as things returned to normal after the war and before the coming of electricity. Written from the POV of an old man remembering his coming of age, the ...more | |
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| This book of seven linked stories explores male identity in a traditional context. Being old, I recognize the men in these stories failing at an identity stemming from the patriarchal expectations of Western culture even as a more modern interpretati ...more | |
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