Fiction & Literature
Men Without Women
Haruki Murakami
Synopsis
Seven stories explore men’s experiences of solitude and the absence of important women in their lives. Actors, students, doctors and former lovers navigate memories and uncertain attachments, while Murakami brings ordinary encounters into contact with the unsettling and unexpected.
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