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Tokyo Decadence
A Literary Fiction Short Story Collection by Ryū Murakami
Subgenres:
- Short Stories,
- Tokyo Setting,
- Dark Fiction
This book is for you if you're into...
- Linked stories pulsing with Cuban music and obsession
- Tokyo tales spanning decades with offbeat, troubled narrators
- Literary snapshots of love and longing in unexpected places
A cream-of-the-crop selection of Murakami's brilliance and piercing wit.
This collection shows sides of Ryu Murakami that even avid fans may not be expecting.
The intriguing, somewhat disturbing stories that Topaz was based on are included here, as are three entertaining and revealing portraits of the artist as a young man back in the Transparent Blue period of the late sixties and early seventies.
We hear tales told by four very different individuals living in eighties Tokyo, each with his or her own problems but all with a thing about a certain pro baseball player, and we meet a brokenhearted young woman who finds an unexpected moment of love in the nineties and a single mother who stumbles on a ray of hope in the hard times of the noughties.
Mixed in there somewhere are three linked stories about desire and obsession, with the timeless, seductive rhythms of Cuban music in the background.
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