In his twelfth novel, After Dark, Murakami invites you to accompany him on a sleepless night in Tokyo. The novel unfolds over seven hours during a night in the capital, and three different stories converge. They are united by strange coincidences and Murakami’s signature magical realism, making you realize how these “night people” are haunted by secrets and needs that unite them more than the disparate circumstances that separate them.
This novel is true to Haruki Murakami’s trademark style; it explores themes of loneliness, alienation, and the longing for human connection through carefully crafted characters, strange references, and twists of fate, presented within a framework of magical realism.
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A surreal night journey that reveals psychological tensions and isolation in a city that never sleeps.
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