OPINION
It's been a long time since I've read Murakami and I've missed him because he's a writer I love and I've read his main novels.
I knew I was going to come across a good novel, although I never read the reviews, because I like to approach reading without any kind of contamination and with Murakami more, because I know that he is a first-rate writer.
I liked Killing Commendatore (Book 1) very much, from the first pages you find that special style of Murakami that takes you through his narrative without almost realizing it and when you are conscious, you have already finished the book. That's Murakami, addictive.
The plot of the novel is simple, without many pretensions, with a paranormal halo that gives it a strange aftertaste, but does not bother you, but wraps you up and attracts you because it is built with that magnificent way that the Japanese writer has to tell stories.
TECHNICAL DATA SHEET
Format: EPUB.
Pages: 480.
SYNOPSIS
A painter who dedicates himself to making portraits, breaks his relationship with his wife, this rupture makes him leave his house and go to live in the country, to the house of a friend who offers it to himself so that he is not wandering around Japan.
Once there, strange things begin to happen related to a painting painted by the former tenant of the house and other events that will make him see the world around him in a different way.
