Haruki Murakami Quotes

I Find The Act Of Writing Very Painful. I Can Go A Whole Month Without Managing A Single Line, Or Write Three Days And Nights Straight, Only To Find The Whole Thing Has Missed The Mark.
At The Same Time, Though, I Love Writing. Ascribing Meaning To Life Is A Piece Of Cake Compared To Actually Living It.

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