The plot centres around two protagonists, alternating in point of view between them from chapter to chapter. The first two books were terrific, but the final book left a lot to be desired. It’s exactly the style and content that fans have come to expect from Murakami, however it’s not my favourite of his novels. Science fiction and fantasy blend together as characters work their way through alternate realities while trying to unravel -or overcome- bizarre supernatural occurrences. Another exploration of isolation and loneliness, overlaid this time with power struggles from Japan’s most famous novelist. Note: This review is for the entire trilogy.
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