Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman by Haruki Murakami

September 20, 2009

Murakami. Short stories.

That should be enough to either send you directly to Barnes and Noble today or to make you run away in horror.

You love him or you don’t.

He is definitely not for all tastes.

If you are still scratching your head, I will add: Twilight Zone. But a deeply thoughtful Twilight Zone. Like it had been written by Dostoevsky.

I am in the love-Murakami group. I never read books this slowly. I started it sometime this summer and here I am, in September, just now finishing it. Sadly. Did not want to finish it.




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