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What I Talk About When I Talk About Running
by Haruki Murakami
What a beautiful meditation on daily practices. Contrary to the title, this isn't really a book about running. It's more a book about rhythms and disciplines. Running and racing in triathlons, sure, but it's more about the rhythms of living and writing that Murakami has wound into his life. It's a deeply impactful book wrapped up in a delicate little package. Very spiritual in the broad sense of the word.
I've never read Murakami before this, but I'm diving deep into his novels immediately after this as a result.
I can't say enough positive about this book. I loved it on audiobook, as I got a great sense of the author's humor that I may not have heard in the written text in the same way. I'll buy it and hand it around.
I've never read Murakami before this, but I'm diving deep into his novels immediately after this as a result.
I can't say enough positive about this book. I loved it on audiobook, as I got a great sense of the author's humor that I may not have heard in the written text in the same way. I'll buy it and hand it around.