Men Without Women

by Haruki Murakami

First published 2015

From the beloved master of the melancholic, a new collection of stories about men adrift. A cat vanishes, leaving a void. A baseball player ponders his path. Strangers in smoky bars seek connection. Through these vignettes, Murakami paints a poignant portrait of contemporary masculinity - its loneliness, its longing, its need to belong. With the author's signature wry humor and incisive observation, these tales speak to the quiet aches of the heart.

Genres: short-stories, literary-fiction, contemporary, japanese-literature

Vibes: atmospheric, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: character-study, quiet-aches

240 pages · Paperback · Vintage

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