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I finished Wind.
Years ago I read the Indonesian translation. My first Murakami ever, I suppose. Couldn't remember anything though. Wind feels so raw, so epiphany-ish, so close to me. I uber love the "ticklish" conversation it makes me *cough* remember of *cough* someone *cough again*.
"I" told a story about Derek Hartfield: "what would be the point of writing a novel about things everyone already knows?"
— Dec 25, 2015 12:37AM
Years ago I read the Indonesian translation. My first Murakami ever, I suppose. Couldn't remember anything though. Wind feels so raw, so epiphany-ish, so close to me. I uber love the "ticklish" conversation it makes me *cough* remember of *cough* someone *cough again*.
"I" told a story about Derek Hartfield: "what would be the point of writing a novel about things everyone already knows?"
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I finished Wind.
Years ago I read the Indonesian translation. My first Murakami ever, I suppose. Couldn't remember anything though. Wind feels so raw, so epiphany-ish, so close to me. I uber love the "ticklish" conversation it makes me *cough* remember of *cough* someone *cough again*.
"I" told a story about Derek Hartfield: "what would be the point of writing a novel about things everyone already knows?"
— Dec 25, 2015 12:38AM
Years ago I read the Indonesian translation. My first Murakami ever, I suppose. Couldn't remember anything though. Wind feels so raw, so epiphany-ish, so close to me. I uber love the "ticklish" conversation it makes me *cough* remember of *cough* someone *cough again*.
"I" told a story about Derek Hartfield: "what would be the point of writing a novel about things everyone already knows?"
