With the well known complaints of how Murakami portrays women in his works, we’ll, uh, see how it goes.
To be more accurate, this isn’t his first book with a female protagonist, as 1Q84 has one, but it’s his first book with a female protagonist for the entire book.
bravetailor on
It’d be hilarious if she’s simply a reverse male Harukami protagonist. Obsessing over dicks and teenaged boys.
juliabelleswain on
Don’t worry, we’ll hear ALL ABOUT her boobs.
RemLezarCreated on
I love Murakami, despite his flaws, buuut yeah. This will be interesting lol
No-Researcher406 on
Murakami’s attempt at his Stone Ocean redemption.
GrandpaWitTheStick on
500 pages about cooking pasta
FullCrackAlchemist on
I think Murakami is either going to lock in and somehow philosophically stumble into an incredible piece of (perhaps in some ways accidental) feminist literature, or this is going to be such a trainwreck of characterization that it makes most of r/menwritingwomen look like peak prose. Either way I’m sat
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With the well known complaints of how Murakami portrays women in his works, we’ll, uh, see how it goes.
To be more accurate, this isn’t his first book with a female protagonist, as 1Q84 has one, but it’s his first book with a female protagonist for the entire book.
It’d be hilarious if she’s simply a reverse male Harukami protagonist. Obsessing over dicks and teenaged boys.
Don’t worry, we’ll hear ALL ABOUT her boobs.
I love Murakami, despite his flaws, buuut yeah. This will be interesting lol
Murakami’s attempt at his Stone Ocean redemption.
500 pages about cooking pasta
I think Murakami is either going to lock in and somehow philosophically stumble into an incredible piece of (perhaps in some ways accidental) feminist literature, or this is going to be such a trainwreck of characterization that it makes most of r/menwritingwomen look like peak prose. Either way I’m sat