Japan book seller buys 90 percent of new Murakami release
TOKYO — Best-selling Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami’s latest book has gone on sale, with 90 percent of the release claimed by a single buyer. Major
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TOKYO — Best-selling Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami’s latest book has gone on sale, with 90 percent of the release claimed by a single buyer. Major
Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami is offering tips on love and lust, counselling sex with a fish and advising one fan who wants to date a younger woman to read Sun Tzu’s “The Art of War.”
If you are troubled, lost in life or just feel like discussing cats and Japanese baseball, visit “Mr. Murakami’s Place” online. Starting Thursday, author Haruki Murakami will be taking questions and responding as best as he can for the next two weeks.
Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami is to offer advice to troubled readers in an agony uncle column on his website, his publisher said Tuesday.
Bestsellers like Haruki Murakami’s “Norwegian Wood” have long inspired film, television and theater adaptations worldwide. But dance?
An odd twist twist of fate, the Japanese youth from Nagoya named Tsukuru Tazaki is the only one in his group of five friends whose name doesn’t include a color in Nihongo. That’s why friends dubbed him “colorless Tsukuru.” But his reticent, quiet personality lent the nickname a further fateful quality.
Haruki Murakami’s new novel is yet another risky reunion with the past.
Best-selling Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami next month will publish his first compilation of short stories in nine years, including one new offering, his publisher said Monday.
A small Japanese town was fuming at best-selling novelist Haruki Murakami on Wednesday after a new story appeared to suggest its residents habitually throw lit cigarettes from car windows.
The new novel by literary superstar Haruki Murakami was Japan’s biggest-selling book of 2013, the nation’s largest distributer said.
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