Murakami: Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman - Invitation to view

[Mark Kohut]

Yeah, forgiveness. And yes, yes to Underground ( which I thought of when the Swedish Academy cited the new Nobelist's Voices from Chernobyl ( which I haven't read) and forgiveness which lit crit might elevate to " it's All Good" remains the sentimental question about him to be answered. IQ84 remains the one for me closest to Laura's words on WUBC....but, as I've written about myself, I usually err in overliking when I basically like a writer. 

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> On Oct 10, 2015, at 12:16 AM, David Kilroy <thesaintgodard at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Haruki seems the forgiving sort. Not that he's losing sleep over his
> detractors. I mean, there's a printout of a pie chart breaking down
> the primary components of his novels above my desk. 'Dissociative
> females: 25 percent', 'Preparing food: 12.5 percent', 'Ears: 4.17'...
> Directly beneath which is my favorite inspirational quote from the
> man, taken from WUBC: 'Fact may not be truth, and truth may not be
> factual.' To which might be appended: foibles may not be quirks, nor
> quirks foibles. Personally I'll forgive him anything on the basis of
> Underground.
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