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Rully Yusuf machro3x6492 — Clive Barker is my favorite gay man ever. Well my favorite famous don't-know-in-real-life gay man ever. Seriously. These books are super scary! Yipee!

Jayden Kim varanona — This was my second book after Murakami's After Dark. As much as I loved After Dark, nothing in it prepared me for the intricate structuring and brilliant writing of this complex and multi-layered novel. Kafka on The Shore involves two main characters, Kafka Tamura and Saturo Nakata who are both on quests that are separate but interrelated. 15 year old Kafka runs away from his father partially to defy him but primarily to search for his long-lost mother and sister. He ends up at a library where a mysterious woman, and what may be her living ghost haunts him. 60 year old Nakata was brain damaged by an unusual occurrence in his youth but now has the ability to talk to cats and predicts, maybe even affect, the weather. Due to a gruesome event involving someone related to Kafka, Nakata becomes involved in a journey that he doesn't understand. The novel succeeds on so many levels that it is hard to describe without giving too much away. It is a complex fantasy involving ideas of the afterlife and aspects of Shintoism. It is a psychological novel with deep Oedipal references. It is a labyrinth of alternate realities and ideas. But mostly is it an engrossing read that had me deeply identifying with the characters. There is one other person in the novel that intrigued me. Somewhat late in the story, A young truck driver named Hoshino becomes interested in Nakata and helps him out because he reminds him of his grandfather. Hoshino is the most ordinary person in the novel and that is what attracts me to him. While Kafka and Nakata are thrown in these weird circumstances, Hoshino chooses to follow this uncertain quest and at the end he is the catalyst (no pun intended) that resolves the journey. One warning: Early in the novel there is an event of animal cruelty that will repulse most and upset the squeamish. However,I can't think of any scene that is more essential to the development of the story. Deal with it and enjoy the rest of the novel.

Assem Salim assemck — This annotated version is very enriching. It is especially fun to read Lolita once without the notes, once with the notes, and then read Pale Fire.