I greatly enjoyed "Norwegian Wood" - and even more (the much shorter) "South of the border". I read some newer books, stopping, I think, with "Hard-boiled wonde

I greatly enjoyed "Norwegian Wood" - and even more (the much shorter) "South of the border". I read some newer books, stopping, I think, with "Hard-boiled wonderland and the end of the world"... They didn't give me much. His non-fiction book with interview of victims, witnesses and perpetrators of the Tokyo underground gas attack ("Underground") made a strong impression. Absolutely recommend - it's not fiction, but it does speak to the human condition in an understated and profound way.