Haruki Murakami
It used to be full of stars, but now I'm full of scars.
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February 14, 2007 Hurry up please it's time Harry Harrison The Wandering Unicorn The soft spot in babies' heads What if architecture was like web design? Piers Anthony The Elephant Vanishes Norwegian Wood Banana Yoshimoto I just spent $175.00 on black silk underwear Noboru Wataya Kafka on the Shore Amaranth Encyclopedia on a toothpick scrambled eggs I have asked my library to ban a book Live Girls root log: February 2008 Tree of Smoke Bob Dylan The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle July 2, 2003 Raymond Carver Sputnik Sweetheart Dance Dance Dance Damn skippy Devil Bunny Needs A Ham An American Werewolf in London Big in Japan Did Aum Shinrikyo set off a nuclear bomb in Western Australia in 1993? Whistling Mozart at work Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World Some observations on getting a girlfriend the longest unzipping of my life Runaway Horses All this poochie moochie on Everything2 is making me sick! urban fantasy The everlasting human goal of attaining a meaningful existence Carl Reiner Eric Burdon Ushikawa Janissary 1Q84 How to pronounce a Japanese "R" January 5, 2001 Armada When you're supposed to go down, find the deepest well and go down to the bottom pinball Robert Musil Underground Books that will induce a mindfuck Melody of You Moscow Mule Geoff Ryman Butter Beans in sesame paper memory 278 Books You Should Have Read By Now Oeuvre What I talk about when I talk about running April Trolls Day III - The Day the Music Died slow boat to China E2 Annex Letter to Mrs. Bixby South of the Border, West of the Sun A Wild Sheep Chase Gustave Flaubert Sex in Korea Zeitgeist etouffee Cake to Enjoy Without Guilt After Dark Murakami Haruki War Is a Force that Gives Us Meaning Kono Taeko Albert Einstein April 16, 2003 Nintendo Generation McDonald's makes money by McRaping your pockets Suzaku Theatre de Complicite reading Japanese chinchilla tropical magic realism Hayao Miyazaki Kobo Abe traveler Samurai Anaïs Nin