If you pick up an Obayed Haque novel, you won’t find an author’s photo, a detailed biography, or even a note about his life.

Yukio Mishima, author and ultranationalist, tied up the commandant of a Tokyo military base and stepped onto the balcony. He read ...

One hundred years after The New Yorker published its first issue, we delve into the rich history of movies that have been inspired by its writing – from Meet Me in St. Louis to Adaptation.

This weekend it’s the turn of Scotland’s acclaimed Vanishing Point company to put the work of the now 76-year-old Japanese author on the ...

The Jack Reacher creator on struggling with retirement, why he’s fleeing Trump’s America – and not giving a damn what critics think ...

Life isn’t always easy, and sometimes, we need to pause and reflect on its deeper meaning. These deep quotes on life offer ...

The literature festival season that starts in ... Agatha Christie, RK Narayan, and Haruki Murakami in conversation with Sally Rooney. The writers share tips on how to write a perennial bestseller ...

Haruki Murakami's The City and Its ... this newest release is a reconstitution of an earlier short story Murakami had published in a Japanese literary magazine in the 1980s. The novel's reflective ...

If the point of art is, in part, to give pure, unalloyed delight, then Murakami’s new work pulls it off and then some. And, by constantly remixing his kaleidoscope of influences, his output fits ...

Haruki Murakami’s return from a six-year hiatus sees a return to the familiar, but still shines with its emotional depth and evocative prose.