I’m biased, I admit it. But I just love Haruki Murakami. His collection of short stories – “Men Without Women” – are typically him: whimsical, slightly weird, about love, relationships, loneliness. They are subtle stories too. Often Murakami explores what it is like to be human – specifically to be a man – by putting his characters into unusual situations.
If you were looking for an introduction into Murakami to find out whether his style of story-telling was for you, then this could be the one!
Tell me which story you liked best, and I’ll tell you what to read next. I’ve read them all!
Ian Gouge - Writer 