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      <title>After The Quake</title>
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      <description>&lt;![CDATA[By Haruki Murakami&#xA;o-o&#xA;&#xA;Y&#39;know. I&#39;ve decided that Murakami is just not for me. Between this book of short stories and the absolutely unnecessarily stretched out 1Q84, I think I can say that with absolute confidence. Sure there are aspects of Murakami&#39;s writing that I do like, like the peculiarities of his characters, even if those particular peculiarities have absolutely nothing to do with the story at hand. I absolutely love that. And I do like the magical realism vibes. His stories though, not so much.&#xA;&#xA;My feeling is that his stories often start off most interestingly, but then towards the end –even the short stories– they sort of just lose steam and are thus killed. Meh.&#xA;&#xA;I think its incredibly important to read authors of various cultures. There can be nothing more enriching. And I don&#39;t want my distaste for Murakami to put me off Japanese literature in general, so I&#39;m going to have to very quickly attempt to find a substitute (or two) that is right for me.&#xA;&#xA;[Buy]&#xA;&#xA;#prose #prosefiction]]&gt;</description>
      <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>By Haruki Murakami</strong>
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<p>Y&#39;know. I&#39;ve decided that Murakami is just not for me. Between this book of short stories and the absolutely unnecessarily stretched out 1Q84, I think I can say that with absolute confidence. Sure there are aspects of Murakami&#39;s writing that I do like, like the peculiarities of his characters, even if those particular peculiarities have absolutely nothing to do with the story at hand. I absolutely love that. And I do like the magical realism vibes. His stories though, not so much.</p>

<p>My feeling is that his stories often start off most interestingly, but then towards the end –even the short stories– they sort of just lose steam and are thus killed. Meh.</p>

<p>I think its incredibly important to read authors of various cultures. There can be nothing more enriching. And I don&#39;t want my distaste for Murakami to put me off Japanese literature in general, so I&#39;m going to have to very quickly attempt to find a substitute (or two) that is right for me.</p>

<p><a href="https://amzn.to/30W91Bo">[Buy]</a></p>

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