/lit/ - Literature

> "Kafka on the Shore contains several riddles, but there aren't any solutions provided. Instead, several of these riddles combine, and through their interaction the possibility of a solution takes shape. And the form this solution takes will be different for each reader. To put it another way, the riddles function as part of the solution. It's hard to explain, but that's the kind of novel I set out to write"

Why do people like Murakami again?

Picked this up after finishing Walden. I just wanted something easy to read while on a long plane ride and it served that purpose well. I picked up a bunch of used books so I'm either going to read To The Lighthouse or Portrait of an Artist next.