2017 Men Without Women: Stories

Description

First Edition, Original Binding, Publishers' Original Binding, With Dustwrapper

In the publisher's original navy cloth binding. 

Complete with the original unclipped dust wrapper.

This volume is the first UK edition, the first impression of this work, complete with the full number line. 

It consists of seven stories exploring themes of isolation, loss, and longing, revolving around men handling the absence or loss of women in their lives, whether through death or romantic separation. The stories include titles such as: Drive My Car, An Independent Organ, Kino, Samsa in Love, and Yesterday.

Haruki Murakami (1949-) is an internationally acclaimed Japanese novelist, translated into more than 50 languages, and he has received numerous literary honours, including the Franz Kafka Prize and the Jerusalem Prize.

The collection was translated by Philip Gabriel, an American translator and Japanologist, and Ted Goossen, Professor Emeritus of Contemporary Japanese Literature at York University in Toronto, Canada.