Kafka on the Shore

Stopping after 100 pages, think this will be my last Murakami. Gotta give credit to Hardboiled Wonderland and Wild Sheep Chase, but so far this is kind of a continuation of his earlier stuff blended with narrative structures found in Wonderland and mixed with the ethos of later works like Norwegian Wood. 100 pages in and I think I'm just tired of thin and utilitarian writing for female characters as has been a theme in his works as well as a tiring plot structure. Cool techniques so far here, but I'm gonna tap out.