The first sentence of a novel by an author with this surname describes a woman fellating her dead child, comparing its member to a menthol cigarette.
The first sentence of a novel by an author with this surname describes a woman fellating her dead child, comparing its member to a menthol cigarette. In that novel, whose author has this surname, a model named Anemone turns her apartment into an alligator habitat and two foundlings struggle with life in the Toxitown neighborhood. In a book by a writer with this last name, a female bookstore owner recounts how she stripped in front of her father's altar to a man who is chastised by a lover for bringing a copy of The (*) Magic Mountain to a sanatorium. The author of Coin Locker Babies has this surname, as does the author who wrote about a former roommate of "Storm Trooper" who pursues Midori, Toru Wantanabe. For 10 points, give this last name of Ryu and Haruki, the latter of whom wrote Norwegian Wood.
The first sentence of a novel by an author with this surname describes a woman fellating her dead child, comparing its member to a menthol cigarette.
Murakami [or Ryu Murakami; or Haruki Murakami]