The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami

The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami

Toru Okada is unemployed, cooking spaghetti, and looking for his wife's cat. Then the wife disappears too. Looking for her takes him to a psychic sister, a teenage neighbour, a war veteran with a story about Manchuria, and eventually to the bottom of a dry well where he sits in the dark for days.

This is Murakami's largest and strangest novel, and the sections about the Japanese army in Mongolia — including one act of violence readers never forget — sit inside the domestic story like something that has broken through from underneath. It never fully explains itself, and it does not need to.

Widely regarded as Murakami's masterpiece. Long, dreamlike and completely absorbing.

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