what i read this year (2023 edition)

Here are my quick thoughts on all the books i read this year, both fiction & non-fiction.
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[@antoniosmusic]

Great! Thanks for sharing! If you like film noir style stories with a metaphysical twist I would suggest Haruki Murakami's "Dance,Dance,Dance" or 1Q84, the books I read this year are mostly counterpoint and harmony books to compare their given rules for rule-based music composition so this video made me realise I read no fiction this year... will try next year. 🙌

[@jonduringer5848]

Thank you for sharing how you are training your wonderful brain.
Though I read it so many years ago, my gaijin brain was impressed by The Anatomy of Dependence by Takeo Doi - a brief peak into the Japanese psyche by a psychoanalyst. It might have some relevance these days.
A prosperous 2024 to you and yours!

[@WorthlessWinner]

HG Wells wrote an interesting universal history textbook too

[@kingsize1182]

Sheekey is the BOMB!

[@OliverArata]

Your boundless curiosity speaks volumes about your incredible intelligence. 日本と日本語について知りたいときは僕に聞いてね😀

[@walidoulondon8107]

Love your accent ❤

[@MSheekey]

I've got some Japanese translated work if you want to read more. You should also get a Storygraph account to list and track what you've read!