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Haruki Murakami on Cold Beer, Nothingness and F. Scott Fitzgerald

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On the occasion of his latest novel, the titan of Japanese literature opens it up to questions.

Translation by Philip Gabriel Haruki Murakami on Cold Beer, Nothingness, and F. Scott Fitzgerald By Haruki Murakami October 21, 2022 It’s hard to think of a living writer who has a more adoring international following than Haruki Murakami. Examine any bookshelf of a serious reader and you’re bound to find a copy of Norwegian Wood, The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, 1Q84, or Kafka on the Shore. Experimental postmodernists idolize him, as do sci-fi fanatics, philosophers, uncloseted romantics, hippies, Kafkaian realists, and basically anyone else who allows themselves to slip a few pages into the 73-ye

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