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10/25/25(Sat)04:43:47 No.24828104
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Anonymous 10/25/25(Sat)04:43:47 No.24828104 Archived
What does /lit/ think of this one? I thought it was basically impeccable and deeply deeply frustrating. anyone know any books similar?
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10/25/25(Sat)07:48:40 No.24828319
Anonymous 10/25/25(Sat)07:48:40 No.24828319
My favorite Ishiguro. The only book I've read with similar "dream logic" is Ice by Anna Kavan.
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10/25/25(Sat)10:38:28 No.24828503
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For me it is his best novel. I love Kafka and this was pretty much a Kafka novel with an Ishiguro narrator; read those if you haven't already. I'm still surprised by the polarizing opinions over this book considering most critics love Kafka. In the critics eyes I think Ishiguro suffered from the mainstream success of his previous novel (the movie sucked BTW).
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