Ive been wondering why I love Haruki Murakami so much. I mean Ive read books that may have been better than his, more profound, and more famous. Haruki Murakami hasnt experienced any of the unusual mental states many writers encountered. He hasnt had an extraordinary childhood. his parents werent especially special. Haruki was that painfully ordinary guy who ran a nightclub and never considered becomeing a writer, but then one night he decided he wanted to be a writer, and despite everything, with no special talent, he became one. and this ordinary, determined man who lives in the other side of the world managed to occupy my mind with his confused, flawful, lonesome characters that I relate too much to them. He cherished solitude and individuality and put the things Ive been dying to express in the simplest and the finest way they could ever be put and I am grateful.
Posted on: Sat, 10 May 2014 11:16:41 +0000
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