D_Backz
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At the moment I'm whittling through Ulysses by James Joyce, alongside a re-read of Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami which I'm cross referencing with my げんき books and kanji dictionaries, as I'm trying to get a handle back on 日本語.
Last book that I finished that I would recommend would be the New York Trilogy, by Paul Auster, an American existentialist writer.
Do other people tend to juggle many books at once? Considering this, I have a lot of Fitzgerald, Philip K Dick, and Aristophanes that's still to be read, which I will systematically plough through after I have my last exam this coming Thursday - the long summer before university awaits.
Last book that I finished that I would recommend would be the New York Trilogy, by Paul Auster, an American existentialist writer.
Do other people tend to juggle many books at once? Considering this, I have a lot of Fitzgerald, Philip K Dick, and Aristophanes that's still to be read, which I will systematically plough through after I have my last exam this coming Thursday - the long summer before university awaits.