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Sputnik Sweetheart Haruki Murakami
Publisher: Dumont Buchverlag

I spent a lovely weekend sitting in the sun, drinking green tea, and escaping to another of Haruki Murakami's deliciously surreal worlds. Firstly, Sputnik Sweetheart was translated by a different dude than the guy who translated the other two Murakami books I've read, which isn't something that I'd normally mention except that, well, I could kind of tell! The young and naive Sumire is in love for the first time in her life, so it did not matter if the object of her affection is Miu, an older married woman. It was filed under Work and was tagged with Anwerp Academy, Cameron Foden, Illustration. Murakami's seventh book, Sputnik Sweetheart is an unusual love triangle, packed with surreal moments and imagery. Share this: Facebook · Twitter. The novel leaps from reality to the unreal in a way that will grip you and keep you wanting for more. Like this: Like Loading This entry was posted on 12/10/2011 by Cameron Foden. Sometimes I think that's the only right thing to do.” ~ Haruki Murakami, Sputnik Sweetheart. As a writer, I love the sentiment in the passage above, and though Sputnik Sweetheart was compelling plot wise, after reading Dance Dance Dance, it was something of a letdown. I finished Murakami's Sputnik Sweetheart yesterday - another brilliant narrative though I'm worried that I don't quite get his crazy moments. Sputnik Sweetheart Illustration.