He later edited an anthology of stories called Birthday Stories, which includes texts by English-speaking writers, as well as one of his own prepared especially for this book. mysterious and uncertain workĪt the end of 2005 Murakami published the collection of short stories Tōkyō Kitanshū, freely translated as Tokyo Mysteries. He addresses his relationship with sport in What I Talk About When I Talk About Running (2008). On June 23, 1996, he completed his first ultramarathon, a 100-kilometer race around Lake Saroma in Hokkaido, Japan. Murakami is fond of sports: he participates in marathons and triathlons, although he did not start running until he was 33 years old. His hobby, music, runs through all his work. Scott Fitzgerald or John Irving, whom he considers his teachers. It is worth noting the influence of the authors he has translated, such as Raymond Carver, F. He draws a world of permanent oscillations, between the real and the dreamlike, between joy and darkness. Murakami’s fiction, which is often dismissed as pop literature in Japan, is humorous and surreal, while at the same time reflecting loneliness and the longing for love in a way that touches both Eastern and Western readers. A fiction that moves both Eastern and Western readers Murakami would later write about both events. Supreme Truth perpetrated in the Tokyo subway. In 1988, with the enormous success of his novel Norwegian Wood (Tokyo Blues), he left Japan to live in Europe and the United States, but returned to Japan in 1995, after the Kobe earthquake and the sarin gas terrorist attack by the Japanese sect. He has been considered a candidate for the Nobel Prize in Literature on several occasions, without having won the award so far. The Guardian has ranked Murakami “among today’s greatest novelists”. He is considered an important figure in postmodern literature. Translated into fifty languages and sometimes criticized by the Japanese literary establishment as non-Japanese, her work is influenced by surrealism and focuses on themes such as loneliness and alienation. His books have generated positive reviews and won numerous awards, including the Franz Kafka (2006), the World Fantasy (2006), the Jerusalem (2009) and the Hans Christian Andersen for Literature (2016). Haruki Murakami (Kyoto, January 12, 1949) is a Japanese writer and translator, author of novels, short stories and essays. Haruki Murakami, a work influenced by surrealism Oriental literature was among the favorites of the jury in this edition, which has chosen from among 37 applicants from 17 nationalities who were competing for the award this year. The Japanese novelist, Haruki Murakami, has been chosen as the 2023 Princess of Asturias Award for Literature.
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