The Murder of the Commendatore. Book 2. Metaphor Escapes
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"Since May of that year and until the beginning of the next, I lived in the mountains... A picturesque, quiet place, ideal for creativity. A modest one-story building in European style, spacious enough for a bachelor, belonged to a famous artist in Japan. Everything would have been peaceful and calm if it weren't for the painting 'The Killing of the Commandant' found in the attic, if it weren't for the sound of a Buddhist bell at night, if it weren't for the strange crypt that emerged from under a stone mound in the middle of the thickets, if it weren't for the encounter with the aesthete Mansiki, who, for a fabulous sum, asked to paint a portrait, first his own, and then possibly his daughter's, if it weren't for the attempts to understand oneself. 'So, does it mean that everything happening around me began with me bringing this painting to light? And thus, did I break the circle?' This painting turned the life of the main character upside down and influenced everyone who saw it. It created another reality in our world. How is all this possible?"
Author:
Author:Haruki Murakami
Cover:
Cover:cover with flaps
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Medical Books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Dimensions:
Dimensions:21.5x14.5x2.5 cm
Series:
Series:Europocket. Murakami-mania
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
Product type:
Product type:color embossing
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-106764-9
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