Haruki Murakami / 村上春樹

Discussões ativas

fugufanqie comentou sobre “"Norwegian Wood" movie” (6)   outubro 2011

Jamessmolinski comentou sobre “What I talk About When I talk About Running” (2)   julho 2010

ruscca comentou sobre “Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World” (6)   junho 2010

munpink comentou sobre “Reading and Music” (4)   maio 2010

kilstrit comentou sobre “Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman” (8)   janeiro 2010

• JapaneseBard

  Greetings from Poland!

  setembro 2011

• electrolutz

  I think David Lynch should take the 1Q84 stuff to make the perfect movie.

  agosto 2011

• electrolutz

  I love Murakami and 1Q84 is maybe my fave...

  agosto 2011

• haunted_diamond

  what about jazz ? as a young man he had own jazz club, Peter Cat i n T o k y o - cool

  março 2011

• BioEye

  very good and weird writer!

  fevereiro 2011

• sunwards

  really, it does?

  novembro 2010

• airportlove

  On my will, it says: put Norwegian Wood in my casket with me.

  novembro 2010

• ruscca

  in times when i feel sick, or depressed, the only thing I want to do is to read Haruki's novels over and over again. Healing!

  junho 2010

• batatshi

  Maybe we have the best translations? :P

  junho 2010

• k_milka

  ... certainly no one writes here cause everybody reads Murakami ;)

  maio 2010

• McMackerel

  He looks right through you

  abril 2010

• amayameinir

  home

  abril 2010

• batatshi

  I have read "Umibe no Kafuka", "Hitsuji o meguru bōken" and "All God's Children Can Dance" (I can't find Japanese name now). Both of them are really amazing. However it was a bit time ago (the last book I read like...hmm...1,5 years ago :/) and it was a big fail... Yesterday I bought "Supūtoniku no koibito" and recalled how much I love Murakami's style. I read almost whole book, but...I will let it now, because I want to enjoy in it tomorrow yet... The strange thing at all is this that I'm really not preferring any of them. Kafka is the most popular (or maybe just in Poland?). Last time I couldn't enjoy in any book, so...it mean something. From now, if I might have his books for free, I would read some everyday. It just costs.......much.

  fevereiro 2010

• _Bufu

  I've read almost all his books. He's amazing.

  fevereiro 2010

• jem38

  I have read only one book Dance, Dance, Dance and I have no strong inclination at the moment to pick up another one. Any suggestions that may make me change my mind? I do like his style of writing though.

  fevereiro 2010

• miss_pearl

  The first Murakami book that I read was The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle. Since that day I'm a new fan.

  janeiro 2010

• Ji_Kvepuoja

  Wow.. "Practically everything I know about writing I learned from music. It may sound paradoxical to say so, but if I had not been so obsessed with music, I might not have become a novelist." -Haruki... Didn't know. Impressive.

  novembro 2009

• silencio_sonoro

  =)

  outubro 2009

• miedzynamimgla

  my very favourite writer *____*

  setembro 2009

• pawelati

  Maybe somebody knows MO YAN from China? http://www.lastfm.pl/group/Mo+Yan+-+%E8%8E%AB%E8%A8%80

  agosto 2009