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Haruki Murakami has a tendency to reuse specific plot elements and details a lot; someone actually made a (very accurate) bingo card for his works. The thing I like about him as an author, though, is that his repeated plot threads are all so varied- any story that involves vanishing cats, weird sex, cooking and parallel worlds has to be pretty interesting!

Edited 2012-12-23 21:21 (UTC)

very much this!! I just started reading 1Q84 and I do love Murakami but I feel because he uses a lot of the same stuff, you either love his work or can't stand it.

omg this bingo card is perfect

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