/lit/ - Literature

Well OP, you started with his best by far. Congrats.

I think anywhere else you go would be great, with two exceptions. 1Q84 is really good and not shitty like most of /lit/ would tell you (in my opinion). I would, however, reserve it for last if you're planning on reading all his works. It's really only enjoyable for serious Murakami fans.

My other point is that I think Hard-Boiled Wonderland sucks...it's easily my least favorite of his works and I almost didn't get through it.

>>1844858

Here's the other fantasy recommendation from the wiki.

I object to Eragon being on this list also, even though it's labeled "shit tier."

Also, how the hell is The Lord of the Rings and The Silmarillion "entry level" fantasy?

Sure they're well known but they're not exactly light reading.

Andrei Rublev
Pierrot le fou
Le genou de Claire
The Decalogue
La regle du jeu
Mulholland Drive
Before Sunset
Vertigo
Late Spring
Grizzly Man
Sans soleil/La jetee
Pather Panchali
Ordet
In the Mood for Love
Beau Travail

top 15 in no order

come at me

>>1827100
he didn't write a book

he wrote a fanfiction.net mash up of The Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, A Wizard of Earthsea, and Dragonriders of Pern starring his Mary Sue self insert

and his parents published it