Like much of Murakami’s work, the story begins with the familiar and ends up somewhere profoundly weird. Haruki Murakami’s new novel Sputnik Sweetheart is slim, limpid, and as gentle as razor wire. Up, Bustle and Out's Master Sessions 1, Calle 23, Havanaby Christopher Nicolson
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