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Novelist As a Vocation

Book • 2018
In 'Novelist as a Vocation', Haruki Murakami shares his thoughts on the role of the novelist, his own origins as a writer, and his musings on various aspects of writing and literature.

The book is a collection of essays that delve into Murakami's work ethic, his daily routine, and his opinions on topics such as literary prizes and the Japanese school system.

While it offers insights into his writing process and personal history, it also includes candid and sometimes controversial views on the writing profession.

The essays blend writing advice with personal anecdotes, providing a unique look into the mind and methods of one of Japan's most celebrated authors.

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Paul Reiser
, referencing a book by Haruki Murakami.
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Paul Reiser | Club Random with Bill Maher
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Mathew Hussey
while discussing the importance of active listening in relationships, drawing parallels between observing details in life and writing a novel.
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