So, I've started reading Haruki Murakami's The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle and I am totally hooked. The story starts with the protagonist, Toru Okada, whose cat has gone missing. And in his search for his cat, he goes through a kind of "Kafkaesque" quest that is told in flashbacks and old memories.
Another reason why I love this book is its references to prominent places in Tokyo. It's been almost a year since my Tokyo trip and it's nice to have a frame of reference when Murakami mentions these places.
| Settling down with a good book and my new Diptyque candle. |
I went to Lisburn Road today and visited Drumglass Park. It's a very small park and because it was drizzling, the park was empty. Nonetheless it's still a pretty place for short walks.
| Lovely park despite the rain. |
And now, back to Murakami.
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