Haruki Murakami or Banana Yoshimoto?
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1Yuki_Onna
The writing styles of these two hugely popular Japanese writers have often been likened and compared to each other.
Which one do you prefer? Is there a reason why you prefer them?
Which one do you prefer? Is there a reason why you prefer them?
2lilisin
To be honest I really neither like either one.
I will say I believe Yoshimoto to be the better writer, however. She's much more fluid with her writing, and can write beautiful prose and express difficult emotions.
Murakami just writes a story and I feel doesn't much care about the beauty of his writing.
I will say I believe Yoshimoto to be the better writer, however. She's much more fluid with her writing, and can write beautiful prose and express difficult emotions.
Murakami just writes a story and I feel doesn't much care about the beauty of his writing.
3benbrainard8
I enjoy both authors, but have all the Murakami books, in both English & Japanese.
Murakami book Kafka on the Shore is my personal favorite.
But there are indeed stronger writers--- in my collection, I re-read Kokoro by Soseki annually. Also, I find Ibuse, Masuji, Dazai, Osamu, & Tanizaki to be great...
Murakami's short stories can be delightful.
Murakami book Kafka on the Shore is my personal favorite.
But there are indeed stronger writers--- in my collection, I re-read Kokoro by Soseki annually. Also, I find Ibuse, Masuji, Dazai, Osamu, & Tanizaki to be great...
Murakami's short stories can be delightful.
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