Haruki Murakami is a household name among literary enthusiasts, but whether you’ve read any of his collection of novels, ...

“I think Haruki has the sense that we exist as a ... fit suggest a refusal by him to reflect on or ponder those same books? Murakami goes on to share with the New Yorker that, “if people ...

What’s true for legends is true of Haruki Murakami’s stories ... So are the Beatles, jazz, cats, precocious boys — all of which are in this book, too. Another hallmark is Murakami’s distinctive use of ...

Haruki Murakami's novels aren’t just books; they’re gateways into strange, beautiful worlds where reality often blurs into dream. Each of his works invites you into a space where the ordinary ...

Isolation and alienation in the modern world have long been themes of the Japanese author Haruki Murakami ... that Murakami, who has millions of readers globally thanks to books such as Norwegian ...

Today’s letter is an investigation of literary cats rubbing up against myth. I promise I am not taking you to Narnia or into the fetid recesses of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s songbook, but we are going to ...

Haruki Murakami’s novels, essays and stories have sold millions of copies worldwide and been translated into fifty languages. Now for the first time, his best-loved stories are available in manga form ...

Haruki Murakami’s new novel ... is the real one—the “Dream Reader” or the bored employee of a Tokyo book distributor. For Murakami’s millions of readers, this confounding premise ...

As part of his life’s work in making F. Scott Fitzgerald’s books more accessible to Japanese readers, novelist Haruki Murakami has translated and released Fitzgerald’s final novel ...

What’s true for legends is true of Haruki Murakami’s stories, which often draw comparisons to Kafka’s. In Murakami’s 15th novel, “The City and Its Uncertain Walls,” just published with ...