what are you reading today?

[ryogrif]

 

Also just finished up Mishima's The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the Sea, great read, one of my favourites of Mishima's so far.

[cuteteenboy1995]

[inc abs man]

[historyofmyworld]

[frasier oiseau]

[leprechaunupindatree]

 

gotta step up my game and read the french version now 

 

 

finally revisiting this after pretending to read it in honors english in high school, enjoying it a lot!

[Frieda_Nietzsche]

 

read it a couple of years ago and I think this second time won't be the last time

 

 

my current bedtime reading: highly recommended if you're into autobiographies of unusual personalities

Edited August 24, 2014 by Frieda_Nietzsche

[DTC]

Had been putting this one off for the longest time even though it came so highly recommended from a friend. Already more than halfway through it after only a couple days.

[Nutfine]

[copknocks]

 

read it a couple of years ago and I think this second time won't be the last time

 

 

my current bedtime reading: highly recommended if you're into autobiographies of unusual personalities

 

oh shit both of these seem very cool

[Lukenstein]

Colourless Tsukuru .........

[seeldog47]

 

[Remington]

Currently:

[nada]

[otlyaa]

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Edited September 29, 2014 by otlyaa

[charisma]

Burning in Water, Drowning in Flame.

A collection of Bukowski poems from the 70s, quite good if not a bit depressing as most Bukowski is.

[joeyod007]

              

[bfan]

[Fuuma]

[ShakeEmUp]

[Lukenstein]

 

[dimmak]

Read Colorless yesterday. I found it really toned-down compared to most of Murakami's work, reminding me of Norwegian Wood. It had some interesting themes, but overall it was a pretty depressing read and, in my opinion, too much was left unresolved.

Edited September 24, 2014 by dimmak

[Lukenstein]

Many of his stories feel unresolved , i thought colourless was very boring and i was a bit dissapointed.

[leprechaunupindatree]

^ he said in some interview that he doesn't plan out the ending of his stories before writing them 

[xerrox]

I liked Colorless a lot. In general though I'm a bigger fan of his more muted works like Norwegian Wood and even South of the Border, West of the Sun, which I never see people talk about.

[Lukenstein]

I liked Colorless a lot. In general though I'm a bigger fan of his more muted works like Norwegian Wood and even South of the Border, West of the Sun, which I never see people talk about.

 

I thought it was going to be a another supernatural "banger" and set my expectations in accordance.

[otlyaa]

Also just finished Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki as well.  I didn't mind the ending, though I started to feel the rush about 50 pages from it.  After thinking on it for a few days, I actually like the ending and the openness about it.  I don't think a book necessarily has to answer all the questions it brings up.  Overall a good read for me, read it in 4 parts, and the first Murakami book I've finished.  Helped me get out of my no reading slump.

[copknocks]

 

haven't been reading much lately after my tear of like 3 books a week

[frasier oiseau]

[Lukenstein]

 

Here goes the series, maybe.