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A.D. Croucher
is on page 124 of 1157
"He was breathing the air of its world, adapting to its gravity." Yeah, I love Murakami's sentences... they work on so many levels. This could be talking about reading a book, writing a book, falling in love, landing on an alien world (which I guess could all be metaphors for each other...); he makes it seem so effortless.
— Jun 28, 2012 05:06PM
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Wow. Just wow. This book leaves you reeling in the slipstream of its beautiful dreams.
— Aug 22, 2012 06:55PM
A.D. Croucher
is on page 645 of 1157
This book is hypnotic. It puts you in a trance for hundreds of pages at a time with its poetic, majestic, gorgeous dream-state reality-blurring weirdness. It's sci-fi, a thriller, a fable, a poem, a dream. Can't put it down!
— Aug 02, 2012 05:20PM
A.D. Croucher
is on page 112 of 1157
Damn the writing is amazing in this book: smooth,flawless, everything in its right place. Reading this book is sort of like staying in a beautifully designed ultra-modern high-end hotel in New York. Without the room service.
— Jun 24, 2012 03:08PM
A.D. Croucher
is on page 68 of 1157
It's strange and hypnotic. Murakami is a reader-whisperer. Quietly compelling, subtly powerful writing. To quote one of the titles from 'The Piano' soundtrack (by Michael Nyman), this book is a mood that passes through you.
— Jun 22, 2012 05:22PM
