Clocktrain wind up work?

Now that we´re at it: where did this alleged fraternity between Clockwork and Trainspotting start, and, who began it? 

I had heard the analogy made a lot in regard to the film,s where I did not feel it was in any way ascertained ( Kubrick´s film achieves a peak of lyricism the TS film failed to reach, despite the fact I enjoyed it immensely)

But what about the books...it seems farfetched to compare Burguess, metalinguist, to Welsh, justanotherone, no? For some reason the link is always drawn, no less...

-M(umbling)

--- "cj hurtt" <[email protected]> wrote:
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>>Murakami, Ryu.  Almost Transparent Blue.
>>   Trans. Nancy Andrew.  New York: Kodansha, 1989
>>
>>http://www.thejapanpage.com/html/book_directory/Detailed/238.shtml
>>
>>(Clockwork Orange + Trainspotting) x Japanese = ...
>>
>>Not to be confused with Haruki Murakami (Hard-Boiled
>>Wonderland ..., The Wind-Up Bird Chronicles, et al.),
>>who might, however, be of even greater interest ...
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>reading the great wind up bird chronicle for the third time right now.  when
>i worked in a book store, it was my favorite book to recomend to people.
>that and catcher in the rye to parents who asked me what book their child
>would like.

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