by Haruki MurakamiTranslated from the Japanese by Jay Rubin
Rating: 3
Although none of the stories in After the Quake actually take place in Kobe, the earthquake is ever present in the background and affects the characters in various ways. I didn't enjoy these stories as much as I have a couple of his novels that I've read, but Murakami's simple, surreal style is always interesting even when it leaves me wondering what it's all about!
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