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Part One
November 25, 1970
Wednesday Afternoon Picnic
Part Two
July, Eight Years Later
Sixteen Steps
The Slip
Part Three
September, Two Months Later
The Whale’s Penis and the Woman with Three Occupations
Unblocked Ears
The Further Adventures of Unblocked Ears
Part Four
A Wild Sheep Chase, I
Before the Strange Man
Now the Strange Man
“The Boss”
Counting Sheep
The Limo and Its Driver
Wherefore the Worm Universe
Part Five
Letters from the Rat and Assorted Reminiscences
The Rat’s First Letter
(Postmarked December 21st, One Year Ago)
The Rat’s Second Letter
(Postmarked May, This Year)
The Song Is Over
She Drinks Her Salty Dog, Talking about the Sound of the Waves
Part Six
A Wild Sheep Chase, II
The Strange Man’s Strange Tale
The Strange Man’s Strange Tale Goes On
The Limo and Its Driver, Again
Summer’s End, Autumn’s Beginning
One in Five Thousand
Sunday Afternoon Picnic
Limited but Tenacious Thinking
One for the Kipper
Part Seven
The Dolphin Hotel Affair
Transit Completed at Movie Theater; On to the Dolphin Hotel
Enter the Sheep Professor
The Sheep Professor Eats All, Tells All
Farewell to the Dolphin Hotel
Part Eight
A Wild Sheep Chase, III
The Birth, Rise, and Fall of Junitaki Township
The Further Decline of Junitaki and Its Sheep
Night in Junitaki
An Unlucky Bend in the Road
She Leaves the Mountain; Hunger Strikes
A Find in the Garage; Thoughts in the Middle of the Pasture
The Sheep Man Cometh
The Winds’ Own Private Thoroughfare
Things the Mirror Shows, Things the Mirror Doesn’t
And So Time Passes
Dwellers in Darkness
The Rat Who Wound the Clock
Green Cords and Red Cords; Frozen Seagulls
Return Visit to the Unlucky Bend
The Twelve-O’clock Rendezvous
Epilogue
Haruki Murakami was born in Kyoto in 1949 and now lives near Tokyo. His work has been translated into more than forty languages. The most recent of his many honors is the Franz Kafka Prize.
www.harukimurakami.com
Books by Haruki Murakami
ALSO BY
HARUKI
MURAKAMI
AFTER DARK
FIRST VINTAGE INTERNATIONAL EDITION, APRIL 2002
