Note: The first part can be found here In the world of Murakami, abstract connection and synchronicity are even present at the prose level. Take, for example, the following sentence from The Wind Up Bird Chronicle: “I felt a chill for no reason, then an unpleasant sensation as if something far away were moving slowly… Read More THE LANGUAGE OF DREAMS II
How to Scrap the Outline: Haruki Murakami & Synchronicity Haruki Murakami plot points interlock with meaningful coincidences, bridging the gap between conscious and subconscious. He has gone on record to say that he doesn’t outline any of this. “When I start to write, I don’t have any plan at all. I just wait for the… Read More THE LANGUAGE OF DREAMS I
Rachel scavenges a post-apocalyptic city, rife with traps, mutated child tribes, and monstrous bears. She searches for food, water, and bio-tech. One day, she comes upon Borne, an enigmatic blob with a taste for lizards, and decides to raise him as her own. What is Borne? Where did he come from? Under the veneer of… Read More REACTIONS: BORNE
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