Post by zackarotto on Feb 17, 2005 1:36:10 GMT -5
«Beenwaitingforyou. Beenwaitingforages. Comeonin.»<br>I knew who it was without opening my eyes.
So, I know what you're asking. "What the hell is Zackarotto on now, and where can I get some?". I guarantee you'd like it, but it's a couple thousand dollars past your budget for, like, a gram. Or some other small measurement.
Anyway, to the point. Dance, Dance, Dance is a Japanese book by Haruki Murakami. It's apparently the sequel to a book called "A Wild Sheep Chase", but I didn't know that until I finished the book anyway and I did fine. It's great, it's about a guy who has dreams about an old, strange hotel he stayed at for a long time, years ago. It's starting to border on insanity if you ask me, but flies across the country just to go back to this crap of a hotel. What does he find, though? See for yourself. The book had me on the edge of my seat.
Mature themes, I guess. Like, y'know. Sex. Ooh, scary. Here you go, my text copy:
taemp3.tripod.com/Dance_Dance_Dance.txt
I'd guess that the guy's past with the hotel, his old friend, and his ex-wife, who are all discussed in DDD but never show up, are all central themes in the earlier book. If you're the kind who refuses to read the sequel first (even though I couldn't really tell, honest) let me know and I'll help you find it, and get it on my webspace for you. I'd really like to read it, myself.
Oh, and there's not really any dancing. Sorry.
So, I know what you're asking. "What the hell is Zackarotto on now, and where can I get some?". I guarantee you'd like it, but it's a couple thousand dollars past your budget for, like, a gram. Or some other small measurement.
Anyway, to the point. Dance, Dance, Dance is a Japanese book by Haruki Murakami. It's apparently the sequel to a book called "A Wild Sheep Chase", but I didn't know that until I finished the book anyway and I did fine. It's great, it's about a guy who has dreams about an old, strange hotel he stayed at for a long time, years ago. It's starting to border on insanity if you ask me, but flies across the country just to go back to this crap of a hotel. What does he find, though? See for yourself. The book had me on the edge of my seat.
Mature themes, I guess. Like, y'know. Sex. Ooh, scary. Here you go, my text copy:
taemp3.tripod.com/Dance_Dance_Dance.txt
I'd guess that the guy's past with the hotel, his old friend, and his ex-wife, who are all discussed in DDD but never show up, are all central themes in the earlier book. If you're the kind who refuses to read the sequel first (even though I couldn't really tell, honest) let me know and I'll help you find it, and get it on my webspace for you. I'd really like to read it, myself.
Oh, and there's not really any dancing. Sorry.
