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— After a spell reading work-related stuff and watching screens for entertainment, I recently returned to my beloved literature. Here’s my current list (and ignore the cheapo deals if you’re a…”
After a spell reading work-related stuff and watching screens for entertainment, I recently returned to my beloved literature. Here’s my current list (and ignore the cheapo deals if you’re a latecomer):
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Natsuo Kirino |  |
Haruki Murakami |
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David Mitchell |  |
Kazuo Ishiguro |
At the time of writing, I’ve read Mitchell. Now on to Ms Kirino. Saving my old favourite writers for last!
See also:
After Dark
Not in the same league as Murakami’s best work. Not that his English language publisher would have you believe that.
- Originally published: 18 Sep 2008 in Books
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