Haruki Murakami – Killing Commendatore
Killing Commendatore by Haruki Murakami was first published in two volumes – The Idea Made Visible and The Shifting Metaphor and is something of a homage to The Great Gatsby.
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Westworld: Season 2
This post is long overdue and I was frankly in two minds about writing it, but I really feel like
Alone in Berlin and Coin Locker Babies
Based on real events, Alone in Berlin by Hans Fallada is an initially slow-moving book about one German man’s resistance
Laughing Man, The Predator, Ozark, Chandler and Haig
A post mostly about Ghost in the Shell SAC Laughing Man, Ozark, The Predator, Farewell My Lovely and The Last Family in England.
Ghost in the Shell: The New Movie and Arise
I’m a big fan of Ghost in the Shell in all its forms, whether it be the original manga by
Short and sweet
Bonjourno. This is just a quick post while I’m waiting for Siggy to get home so we can have tea
Yuko Tsushima – Territory of Light
If you’ve been paying attention so far, you’ll know that I have a largely unexplained love for novels translated from
Ryu Murakami – In the Miso Soup
It was one of those happy coincidences when I came across In the Miso Soup and Murakami’s other thin book
Frazzled, Murakami and Tarzan
This week I have opted for an early post, prior to any weekend shit-giggles, because I know my activities will
Two Translations
I’m a few books down the line since I wrote anything about what I am reading. In this post I’ll
