ul double into left field, I came to e my first book quot;; It mig;extraordinaryquot; incident in my life.
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quot;I ; t is t;But I imagine somet exactly to anybody else. tance of revelation must sometime visit you ed to eac least, dont you t is sure to come?quot;
Anye a feitled quot;All I Really Need to Knoenquot; became a big bestseller ;All I need to kno; I acquired various kno t I attended, but frankly speaking, t ing a novel. I aining t tion is meaningless, but I rarely met a situation my scion quot;If you dont udied er ; s be rig still I cant understand s because after groted t quot;I sudied ; It is my ties t taugrut erally engaged in per day. I spent every day in my ties ely o pay my debts every mont t anytried. But as a result, t kind of . Labor teaco me and my quot;true university.quot;
For instance, managing a bar, I of customers every day, and not everybody necessarily likes my place, or more accurately, just a fe strange to say, you can manage to carry on your business if one or tomers out of ten really like your place and if to quot;drop by t; Sometimes you can ter result en really love your place rat, or nine customers merely feel t quot;it is not bad.quot; to me, it doesnt matter so long as one or tuitively understand to express. It became an invaluable lesson to me. it t migo live as a novelist and some malicious comments on my book migurbed my o temporary ers in Japan; ;Almost transparent Bluequot; in 1976 ed Akutagaers), quot;You are really great, mad by not being praised by all of ten critics.quot; But , on trary, impresses me because it certainly sounds like himself.
ting of myself - it isnt even ing of, Im not a person to t rato do so by actually moving my body. I am a person is because I used to make my living by making use of my body from morning till nig is everyt to me. ter of mine sometimes makes me feel out of place in quot;terature.quot; Partly t;out of placequot; mig