Song of the Impossible

Song of the Impossible Book Description: Our hero is 37 years old and hears the Beatles' song "Norwegian Wood" during a trip, and this song will take him back to his university years in Tokyo. The suicide of his best friend, his getting closer to his girlfriend after time passed, the forced separation and a new girlfriend. "Song of the Impossible" tells a simple, striking and warm love story. Its author, HARUKI Murakami, is the most contradictory but most read writer of Japanese literature. "Song of the Impossible" is the novel that introduced Murakami to the world, who made a name for himself with his style that he developed outside of Japanese traditions. The events that took place between 1968 and 1970 also reflect the social realities of that day. But the focus of the novel is not these social events, but a triple love. Activated by the wind of youth, "Song of the Impossible" is guided by the lives of young people who encounter death early. A student life where nothing is important, aimlessness predominates, and free sex is rampant... But on the other hand, there are intense emotions... Impossible loves, making you sing impossible songs. The novel, read by almost every Japanese young person, is also embraced by many people outside their homeland. Thin Cover: Number of Pages: 352Print Year: 2015e-Book: Number of Pages: 296Print Year: 2004Language: TurkishPublisher: Doğan Kitap