Murakami, Haruki, 1949-
村上春樹, 1949-
Мураками, Харуки, 1949-
מורקמי, הרוקי, 1949-
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Cunshang, Chunshu, 1949-
Murakami, Kharuki, 1949-
Мураками, Харуки, 1949-
村上春樹, 1949-
מורקמי, הרוקי, 1949-
村上春树, 1949-
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found: Murakami, R. Wōku, donto ran, 1981 (a.e.)t.p. (Murakami Haruki) p. 155 (b. 1/49; writer)
found: Okhota na ovet︠s︡, 2003:t.p. (Kharuki Murakami)
found: Haruki Murakami, 2010:ECIP data view (b. Jan. 12, 1949 in Kyoto, Japan; writer of novels and short stories; works have been translated into more than forty languages)
found: Shi jie jin tou yu leng ku xian jing, 1992:t.p. (村上春树 = Cunshang Chunshu [Chinese reading])
found: OCLC#19512118, October 25, 2019(access point: 村上春樹,1949- = Murakami, Haruki, 1949-; usage: 村上春樹 = Murakami Haruki)
found: Murakami T, 2021:CIP title page (Haruki Murakami) LAC CIP application (Japanese)
found: Canadiana, May 28, 2021(heading: Murakami, Haruki, 1949-)
found: New York Times style magazine, Dec. 5, 2021:in an article entitled "The magician's flight" on page 102 (Haruki Murakami (male), born in 1949 in Kyoto, the former seat of the imperial court, writes novels of deadpan humor that surreally interrogate the legacy and persistence of Japanese nationalism)
found: New York Times (online), "Haruki Murakami isn't afraid of the dark," February 8, 2026, viewed February 8, 2026(grew up in the suburbs around Kobe and Osaka, only child of two teachers who taught Japanese literature, which at the time he disliked, instead read American and Russian classics; brought Japanese literature into the world mainstream; at first critiqued as being outside the mainstream of Japanese literature; lived abroad in Europe and the United States for several years, in order to write away from the criticism; interviewed in New York in December while there for two rare public speeches, including a lifetime achievement award from the Center for Fiction, presented to him by musician and writer Patti Smith; has received the Franz Kafka Prize and the Jerusalem Prize; spoke during the interview mostly in English; for as long as he's been writing, he has also translated books from English into Japanese)
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1982-01-06: new
2026-02-09: revised
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