Norwegian Wood is the wise, often wonderfully sentimental and "masterful novel" (New York Times) that, with its millions of copies sold, made Haruki Murakami the most successful author in postwar Japanese literature.
The Beatles earworm "Norwegian Wood" is for thirty-seven-year-old Toru Watanabe a melancholy song of memory: of the turbulent emotions of a painful and fateful youth that he struggles to preserve and understand.
Norwegian Wood tells, with vivid passion, of a love affair complicated ...
