In a dramatic reversal of Franz Kafka’s Metamorphosis , Haruki Murakami has turned the fabulous tale on its head with his new short story titled “Samsa in Love”. You can read it for free over at the New Yorker. And, if the author of Kafka on the Shore has you yearning to reread the Kafka masterpiece, you can get a free e-book version right here.
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- Murakami fans sad about Nobel Prize decision, translator glad about snub (japandailypress.com)
Travel Between The Pages 
My wise Grandfather told me. “Better to be a man who know many things than a man who know one thing only.” Reading and learning expand our world and thoughts.
That seems a reasonably accurate quote. I’ve only read a couple of his books. I’ll have a look at this. Cheers! 🙂
Thanks, I enjoy reading Murakami
I’ve enjoyed the Murakami books I’ve read (Kafka, Wind-up Bird, 1Q84, Norwegian Wood), but for some reason his short stories have never done it for me. Thanks for posting the link about Murakami’s fans being so sad over his Nobel Prize snub, I really enjoyed reading it.