Converted Short Stories into ebook format

[Tenzin]

Someone graciously pointed me to a few of Haruki Murakami's short stories that have been publically published. I have converted them to just about every format that I could think of from ebooks to plain old PDF's. Some of the stories converted fairly easily (I just had to take out some advertisements) while others I had to almost go line by line. Please let me know if I have made any formatting errors. Here is the link

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bwf...

it includes: The Folklore of Our Times, Drive My Car, A Walk to Kobe, Sheherazade, Town of Cats, Samsa in Love, U.F.O. in Kushiro, and Kino.

Since I gathered these all from public websites and merely converted them into other formats, I don't believe I am 'releasing' anything Mr. Murakami would object to. Please let me know if I have missed any formats that you would like, or if you feel any (or all) of these stories should not be public in other formats.

[Jeffrey]

Thanks!

[erik]

Thnx! I remember reading some of the stories in the Murakami Diary app., and I believe one of them appeared in The Newyorker? Great job, collecting and distributing these works!

[Disha]

This is awesome! Thank you for all the effort :)

[Tenzin]

It is absolutely my pleasure to make these works available in various formats.

[Natalia]

This is great! Thanks

[Kikyosan]

thanks for your hard work.
Even if I own these short stories, I really appreciate the covers you added, most of them are more stilish than the official italian ones.

[Tenzin]

I usually used the artwork that the author approved of for the various publications or what was found using Calibre (http://calibre-ebook.com/).

[Ranee]

Jeffrey wrote: "I usually used the artwork that the author approved of for the various publications or what was found using Calibre (http://calibre-ebook.com/)."

I love you already! Lol!
But really, big thanks and also, I like the covers. Good job!

[Kikyosan]

Jeffrey wrote: "I usually used the artwork that the author approved of for the various publications or what was found using Calibre (http://calibre-ebook.com/)."

Uhm I think it's time to update my Calibre :))

[Tenzin]

Kikyosan wrote: "Jeffrey wrote: "I usually used the artwork that the author approved of for the various publications or what was found using Calibre (http://calibre-ebook.com/)."

Uhm I think it's time to update my..."

Kovid Goyal (the main author) usually updates Calibre every week! He is really the man! I try and make a small donation (sometimes US $5 or $10 every couple of months. I love that it will actually go out and convert tons of Newspaper sites and email it to your @kindle.com address. BBC publishes in hundreds of languages and it's nice to try and 'keep up' with languages I studied once in a while.