Men without women

About the authorHaruki Murakami is a legendary Japanese writer, a famous master of modern prose, recognized all over the world. His novels, short stories and essays have been translated into many languages, have won numerous international literary awards and are loved by millions of fans.GenreCollection of short stories, modern prose.About the book“Men Without Women” is a collection of short stories and essays about people of different ages, social status, and status, but united by one common theme: they are all about men left without women. Some of them were separated by the betrayal of their beloved, some by the death of their beloved, some were left alone by chance, and for some it was a conscious choice. The legendary master of words reveals the difficult relationships between men and women, which have been troubling the minds of scientists, philosophers and writers for millennia. As always, the reader will find a frank conversation about love, family, gender relations and loneliness. Features "Men Without Women" is the first collection of short stories in recent years; 10 years have passed since the release of "Tokyo Legends". The release of each book by Haruki Murakami does not go unnoticed by readers, critics and the press and becomes the most anticipated event in the literary world. The collection includes the story "Drive My Car", the film adaptation of which became the film of the year according to the National Society of Film Critics in the USA. This film was shortlisted for the Oscar in the category "Best International Film".