He operated a jazz club called "Peter Cat" for eight years, and one of his novels is named after a song by the Beatles.
He operated a jazz club called "Peter Cat" for eight years, and one of his novels is named after a song by the Beatles. He interviewed 63 survivors of the Sarin gas attack on the Tokyo subway after returning to Japan from Princeton University, where he wrote his best-regarded novel, in which Toru Okada's cat and wife leave him. For ten points, identify this contemporary Japanese novelist, author of Sputnik Sweetheart, Norwegian Wood, and The Wind- Up Bird Chronicle.
He operated a jazz club called "Peter Cat" for eight years, and one of his novels is named after a song by the Beatles.
Haruki {Murakami}