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This is the Haruki Murakami towel Heather made me for my birthday a few years ago. That line is the first sentence of The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle.
For my birthday this year, she made me a Salman Rushdie one with the first sentence of Midnight's Children.
As you can tell, those are both amazing. If you come over, I'll let you dry your hands with them. It won't mean as much if you haven't read the books though.
2 comments:
i have to have the rushdie towel. i'll pay good money for it.
do you have a "invisible man" towel, or, god forbid, a towel with the first lines of "lolita"? if not, can you tell me how?
i found this blog via "ward six." very nice.
Thanks, bookfraud. I've tried to conscript H. into making more author towels, but I think the Rushdie one may ruined her. His face isn't unattractive as much as it is complicated.
I keep asking for a Pynchon one that is just a ? to no avail.
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