Book talk: Kafka on the Shore (Haruki Murakami, 2003)
I had this book on my to-read-list for a while now. I eyed it first a couple of year ago at the Messaggerie International book store but I waited to see if they were going to publish an Italian translation of it, but so far, nothing. So I caved and bought the English translation: it's one of the best book I read this year so far
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P.S. Hello there! :-)
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it's coooooooooooldddddddddd! but a nice break from the awful weather we had last week!
If you want to read something worthy, I have all the books by Murakami published here in Italy... I like them in their weirdness!
and so far Norwegian Wood is my fav!
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I'm all right, bored to death at work and totally broke. :(( :(( :((
And it's not cold omg! It's such a lovely day...I can see the mountains from here! :-)
If you want to read something worthy, I have all the books by Murakami published here in Italy... I like them in their weirdness!
and so far Norwegian Wood is my fav!
OMG I'd love to (I already read a bunch of his books even tho Norwegian Wood is still my favorite, too), but I don't think I can stomach to read depressing stuff these days...*sighs*
How are things for you? ♥
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I'm ok, I finally "registered" my MKT exam after a 20 min "conversation" with my professor, he asked me things I didn't know but he raised my mark to 26! still not the best, but YAY!
OMG I don't find his books depressing!! Just weird and somewhat melancholic!
Most depressing Japanese writer of all the time: Yukio Mishima.
An author I like: Banana Yoshimoto! have you read something of hers?
And my username/whatever on yahooIM is fiore_di_fuoco (ahah, I am so full of imagination!)
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