![]() So, is this vintage Murakami or more strange ideas gone badly wrong? Somewhere in the middle, of course – for more details, step this way…įirst Person Singular (translated by Philip Gabriel) is a collection of eight stories first published in Japan back in 2020, and those with a keen eye for freebies may have already tried a few of them, as several have appeared at The New Yorker and elsewhere. ![]() However, that’s not to say that I wasn’t looking forward to getting around to the latest book, and after a random purchase of the paperback earlier this year, I allowed myself the luxury of a review-free read before trying it again a couple of months later. ![]() ![]() While I’ve been enjoying Haruki Murakami’s writing for decades now, my admiration for the writer has certainly cooled a little after a few less-than-stellar books, and I don’t really rush to source and review his new releases anymore. ![]()
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