Novelist as a Vocation
Haruki Murakami reflects on his experiences and thoughts as a novelist, discussing the nature of writing, the challenges faced, and the emotional journey throughout his career.
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For the most part, novelists are trying to convert something present in their consciousness into a story. Yet there is an inevitable gap between the preexisting original and the new shape it is spawning. That creates a dynamic the novelist can use as a kind of lever in the fashioning of his narrative. This is quite a roundabout way to do things,
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amazon.comThe methods and directions a writer takes in order to supplement himself becomes part of that writer’s individuality, what makes him special.