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Katie Kitamura: ‘Almost every writer changes my mind – that’s the point of reading’

The Guardian· May 1, 2026 · 11:35 AM · 24 views

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Katie Kitamura shares how reading has continually transformed her perspective. From being scandalized by 'Dangerous Liaisons' as a child to finding hidden meanings in Henry James's work, her literary journey is a testament to the power of books. Discover her admiration for authors like Yasunari Kawabata and Muriel Spark, and how these writers have shaped her worldview. #KatieKitamura #LiteraryJourney #BookLovers #ReadingInfluence #AuthorInsights

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