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Old 12-07-2015, 10:12 AM   #43
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Originally Posted by issybird View Post
Is it silly that now I've set my 2016 goals, I'm starting to plan tentatively for 2017?
What is this tentatively you speak of? How about 2020?

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Originally Posted by Andie Luke View Post
...Have you read Mo Yan's The Red Sorghum? Granted it's not the same flavor as Murakami though. I read it in college in conjunction with Ha Jin's Waiting and both left a deep impression. It was an interesting and brilliant choice by the professor to assign both books at the same time as both touch on complex human relationships (very easy reads though), but tell them in such different ways.

Reading The Red Sorghum was like a roaring thunderstorm, while Waiting was like a gentle river in pacing. I wasn't surprised when Mo Yan was named Nobel laureate recently.
I should read Red Sorghum, I've read a couple of other Mo Yan titles and enjoyed them. I've read a couple of Ha Jin books as well, but not Waiting. Those are two books that have been on and off my potential reading list for a while. Maybe once I get through my challenges.
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