After Dark78 reviews Haruki Murakami Tusquets, 2008 Mesmerizing + Superb. + Intriguing, but with too many loose ends. I think this is the most down-to-earth novel by Mr. Murakami that is published now but with a touch of his earliest novels. I admire his recent novels but I also love his previous ones. This one has that mysterious, voyeuristic, supernatural, surrealist feeling of his recent novels but somehow, the ...             A Thousand Splendid Suns Khaled Hosseini Riverhead Trade, 2008             The Historian1422 reviews Elizabeth Kostova Hachette Audio, 2008 Brilliant + The Historian + Angieville: THE HISTORIAN + This is how The Da Vinci Code should have been written             The Time Traveler's Wife1675 reviews Audrey Niffenegger Harvest Books, 2004 Best Book I've read in a LONG time + Loved it! I absolutely loved this book. I abandoned all of my responsibilities for two days so that I could read The Time Traveler's wife without stopping. I have now recommended it to everyone I know. It's a little confusing in the beginning, but a good confusing, because the author makes you want to ...             Hardboiled Wonderland and the End of the World135 reviews Haruki Murakami Vintage, 2001 Patience is a virtue + another catching Murakami adventure + Another trip down the rabbit hole + A wonderful novel about the mind and the desire for immortality             Neuromancer452 reviews William Gibson Ace Hardcover, 2004 Still Good After All These Years + If Only Gibson Had Continued With This Story... + Lives up to the hype I first read Gibson's "Neuromancer" when it first came out (about 24 years ago) and really enjoyed it. I just finished reading it again, and was pleasantly surprised to find that it's weathered the intervening decades very well. This book created a genre by envisioning a wired world when, at the ...             Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?212 reviews Philip K. Dick Del Rey, 1996 Wonderful book + perfect + Dreaming in Binary: you'll either love it or hate it + Valuing Fake Animals Above Fake Humans             The Historian1422 reviews Elizabeth Kostova Hachette Audio, 2008 Brilliant + The Historian + Angieville: THE HISTORIAN + This is how The Da Vinci Code should have been written             The Time Traveler's Wife1675 reviews Audrey Niffenegger Harvest Books, 2004 Best Book I've read in a LONG time + Loved it! I absolutely loved this book. I abandoned all of my responsibilities for two days so that I could read The Time Traveler's wife without stopping. I have now recommended it to everyone I know. It's a little confusing in the beginning, but a good confusing, because the author makes you want to ...             After Dark78 reviews Haruki Murakami Tusquets, 2008 Mesmerizing + Superb. + Intriguing, but with too many loose ends. I think this is the most down-to-earth novel by Mr. Murakami that is published now but with a touch of his earliest novels. I admire his recent novels but I also love his previous ones. This one has that mysterious, voyeuristic, supernatural, surrealist feeling of his recent novels but somehow, the ...             Hardboiled Wonderland and the End of the World135 reviews Haruki Murakami Vintage, 2001 Patience is a virtue + another catching Murakami adventure + Another trip down the rabbit hole + A wonderful novel about the mind and the desire for immortality             Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?212 reviews Philip K. Dick Del Rey, 1996 Wonderful book + perfect + Dreaming in Binary: you'll either love it or hate it + Valuing Fake Animals Above Fake Humans             A Thousand Splendid Suns Khaled Hosseini Riverhead Trade, 2008             Neuromancer452 reviews William Gibson Ace Hardcover, 2004 Still Good After All These Years + If Only Gibson Had Continued With This Story... + Lives up to the hype I first read Gibson's "Neuromancer" when it first came out (about 24 years ago) and really enjoyed it. I just finished reading it again, and was pleasantly surprised to find that it's weathered the intervening decades very well. This book created a genre by envisioning a wired world when, at the ...