South Of The Border, West Of The Sun
(Paul Maliszewski)
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Hajime, the middle-aged narrator of Murakami''s new novel, begins his story completely convinced of how average he is. His was, he allows, "a 100 percent average birth." The town where he grew up was "your typical middle-class suburbia.... Some of the houses might have been a bit larger than mine, but you could count on them all having similar entranceways, pine trees in the garden. The works." Although...
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