Waxlimbs

Mild spoilers. Murakami is hit or miss for me. I had trouble finishing the book, I felt the character development was handled very poorly. If a story has no development it can be frustrating, but his handling of Aomame was just strange. The strong person in the first two books just sort of vanishes and it becomes all about Tengo. I wouldn't put it past myself to have missed something, though. Interesting, I'll have to relay what I thought once I finish it! I came into this one after reading Norwegian Wood, which I loved so I didn't/don't really know what to expect.

An older photo of when things were more cluttered.

Been digging into Murakami's 1Q84 lately- a bit slow to start but it's weirdly infectious after a while... I'd recommend for a slow burn.

Dan Falk - Universe On A T-Shirt Thomas Pynchon - Gravity's Rainbow (mind-bender)

After Hesitation Marks, I'm definitely craving something "unfriendly" from him.