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Jillian Williamson haugen_wil1f1c — There are some great observations here about running and writing, running as a writer and writing as a runner...if you don't run, though, I imagine it would be a very dull and bewildering read. It's rambling, more essay-like than narrative, and at times, especially in the later chapters, it devolves into long descriptions of Murakami's training regime for this or that marathon or triathlon. He really lost me when he got to the triathlons, because I have never been able to understand why anyone who runs would bike or swim when they could be running instead, and he seemed to have an awful time of it. Also he seemed insanely focused on his times and goal training mileage for a noncompetitive runner, which was hard for me to comprehend as someone who runs casually for the pure pleasure of it. Probably that insane focus is part of what makes Murakami a successful writer, though; I can see that there would be times in writing, as in running, when you'd have to push through just because you're determined to get to a certain point even if you're not having very much fun with it at the time.

By Dahinden by_ahinden — Wow. Okay, so this one creeped me out WAY more than the first one. All the internal conflict for one, all the descriptions of torture for another. Not to mention the embalming scenes. Ew. Intense stuff. And how is it that I fall in love with a sociopath? Hmmm? John Cleaver, you are one interesting dude.

анастасия бичевская _rchigram1 — My dad's war story...