Two women in this novel complain about sexual inequality in a library that categorizes male authors before female authors.
Two women in this novel complain about sexual inequality in a library that categorizes male authors before female authors. A main character in this novel sleeps with a prostitute who quotes Bergson and Hegel. In this novel, a character sticks a steak knife through the chest of a man who is trying to make a flute out of the souls of animals that he paralyzes and (*) decapitates. An incident in it, in which several students suddenly collapse on top of a hill during a field trip, grants the ability to speak to cats to Nakata. The protagonist of this work has an alter ego named Crow and hides in a library managed by Oshima and Ms. Saeki. For 10 points name this novel by Haruki Murakami about a fifteen-year-old who names himself after a famous Czech author.
Two women in this novel complain about sexual inequality in a library that categorizes male authors before female authors.
Kafka on the Shore [or Umibe no Kafuka]