Help Me Decide

>>7370007
Those aren't Greek.

>>7370017

Well, Eugenides is.

OK, just tell me if Norwegian Wood is a good place to start with Murakami.

>>7370007
How does that matter? Did you borrow them from a library?

If YES:
then you're an idiot for borrowing so many at the same time.

If NO:
Then perhaps you bought them. In which case you're again- an idiot or le idiote in French and if you're a woman.

OR

If you got them as a gift then you have seriously good friends/family. In which case you should respect their wishes and not compare them and think which is the best one and worth my time right now in my life. They're all good (in their own way) and thus you're an idiot because you disrespected your friends and family by saying that 'They don't know me'. Guess what 'You don't know yourself'.

Any way i say it:

YOU'RE AN IDIOT.

Thanks for wasting my time. I hope i have wasted yours too. Go fuck a cactus.

>>7370318
Decently so.

>>7370354

Please elaborate.

>>7370318
It's different, in a sense, to a lot of his other works, in that it lacks any fantastical elements, but it's as good a place to start as any if you bear that in mind.

>>7370364
>>7370384

Thank you both very much. Murakami it is.

>>7370354

Why does having picked up these four good books off the used cart at the library and, being open to reading any one of them, asking for informed opinions to see if anyone raved about one in particular make me an "idiot"?

>>7370318
It's where I started, and he turned out to be my favorite writer. But as others mentioned, it's rather different from a lot of his other popular works, almost entirely devoid of anything supernatural.

I own copies of Norwegian Wood and Middlesex but I haven't read either. Several friends of mine love Devil in the White City. Hope this helps, guessing it doesn't.