Wind/Pinball: Two Novels by Haruki Murakami
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Enjoyable Murakami stories, the second more-so due to the bizzare search for a certain pinball machine, as well as odd twin girlfriends. One re-used theme of Murakami’s, wells, is mentioned in a poetic way, tied to a heart. Was this the start? Also good use of music references. Interesting intro with Murakami explaining how he got into writing with these stories. Good, not great, but satisfyingly odd.
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