Медленной шлюпкой в Китай

"Medlennoĭ shli͡upkoĭ v Kitaĭ" - pervyĭ sbornik korotkoĭ prozy Kharuki Murakami. On napisan vsego cherez god posle znamenitogo romana "Okhota na ovet͡s". Na stranit͡sakh ėtoĭ knigi poi͡avitsi͡a eshche odna ipostasʹ "ovt͡sy". No snachala chitateli͡u predstoit poznakomitʹsi͡a s bednoĭ tetushkoĭ, poselivsheĭsi͡a na spine rasskazchika. Poĭti vo vremi͡a taĭfuna v zoopark. Nadetʹ pokhoronnyĭ kosti͡um. Otkopatʹ sobaku i pritvoritʹsi͡a bednym chastnym detektivom. Lishʹ posle ėtogo pered vami predstanet professor-ovt͡sa. V ėtom sbornike mnogo strannykh vstrech i sluchaĭnosteĭ. Na fone nenavi͡azchivo igraet muzyka, a medlennai͡a shli͡upka skolʹzit po metaforicheskomu puti. Vy gotovy posledovatʹ za neĭ?Knigi, kotorye mogut vam ponravitʹsi͡a:- "Best͡svetnyĭ T͡Skuru Tadzaki i gody ego stranstviĭ" Kharuki Murakami- "Knizhnyĭ vor" Markus Zusak- "Nad propastʹi͡u vo rzhi" Dzh. D. Sėlindzher- "T͡Svety dli͡a Ėldzhernona" Dėniel Kiz- "Desi͡atʹ negriti͡at" Agata Kristi- "Kollekt͡sioner" Dzhon Faulz- "Iskuplenie" Iėn Makʹi͡uėn- "Shokolad" Dzhoan Kharris.

"By Slow Boat to China" is the first collection of short prose by Haruki Murakami. It was written just a year after the famous novel "The Sheep Hunt". Another "sheep" hypostasis will appear on the pages of this book. But first, the reader will have to get acquainted with the poor aunt who has settled on the narrator's back. Go to the zoo during a typhoon. Wear a funeral suit. Dig up a dog and pretend to be a poor private detective. Only then will the sheep professor appear before you. There are many strange encounters and coincidences in this collection. Music plays unobtrusively in the background, and a slow boat glides along a metaphorical path. Are you ready to follow her?Books that you might like:- "The Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and his Years of Wandering" Haruki Murakami - "The Book Thief" Marcus Zusak - "The Catcher in the Rye" J. D. Salinger - "Flowers for Algernon" Daniel Keyes- "Ten Little Niggers" Agatha Christie- "The Collector" John Fowles- "Atonement" Ian McEwan- "Chocolate"Joan Harris.