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Haruki Murakami

Category Fiction
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Language English

ISBN 9781784707330

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Killing Commendatore

Killing Commendatore

By Haruki Murakami · Published by Vintage

Overview: In Killing Commendatore, a Tokyo-based portrait painter, abandoned by his wife, retreats to the mountain home of renowned artist Tomohiko Amada. There, he uncovers a hidden painting that sets off a series of enigmatic events. To resolve these, he embarks on a journey filled with a mysterious ringing bell, a physical manifestation of an Idea, a sophisticated businessman, a bright thirteen-year-old girl, a World War II Nazi assassination plot in Vienna, a mysterious pit in the woods, and an underworld rich with Double Metaphors. This novel is a masterful exploration of love, loneliness, war, and art, and serves as a tribute to The Great Gatsby. Why You Should Read? Intriguing Plot: The novel weaves a complex narrative involving mysterious paintings, historical events, and supernatural elements, keeping readers engaged throughout. Rich Character Development: The protagonist’s journey is filled with diverse and memorable characters, each contributing to the unfolding mystery and themes of the story. Philosophical Depth: Killing Commendatore delves into profound themes such as the nature of art, the impact of history, and the human condition, offering readers much to ponder. Homage to Classic Literature: As a tribute to The Great Gatsby, the novel provides literary enthusiasts with a fresh perspective on timeless themes of ambition and disillusionment. Imaginative Storytelling: Haruki Murakami’s signature blend of reality and fantasy creates a captivating and imaginative world that is both thought-provoking and entertaining.

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Category Fiction
Publisher Vintage
ISBN 9781784707330
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Language English
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SKU 2010000088593

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