Haruki Murakami

13 books on BookJumpr, mentioned 5 times in other books.

Books by Haruki Murakami

• Kafka on the Shore (2002): mentions 17 books
• Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World (1985): mentions 11 books
• Men Without Women (2014): mentions 6 books
• The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle (1994): mentions 3 books
• What I Talk About When I Talk About Running (2007): mentions 11 books
• Norwegian Wood (1987): mentions 9 books
• 1Q84 (2009): mentions 8 books
• The Strange Library (2005)
• A Wild Sheep Chase: mentioned in 1 book
• Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman: mentioned in 1 book
• Hear the Wind Sing: mentioned in 1 book
• Pinball, 1973: mentioned in 1 book
• Strange Tales from Tokyo: mentioned in 1 book

Quotes from Haruki Murakami's books, and about them

• Kafka on the Shore on The Trial: “"I assume you've read some of Kafka's stories?" I nod. "The Castle, and The Trial, 'The Metamorphosis,' plus that weird story about an execution device."”
• Kafka on the Shore on The Metamorphosis: “"I assume you've read some of Kafka's stories?" I nod. "The Castle, and The Trial, 'The Metamorphosis,' plus that weird story about an execution device."”
• Kafka on the Shore on A Thousand and One Nights: “Finally I decide on a multivolume set, with beautiful covers, of the Burton translation of The Arabian Nights, pick out one volume, and take it back to the reading room.”
• Kafka on the Shore on The Miner: “"Which of his novels have you read since you came here?" "I finished The Miner, and now I'm on Poppies."”
• Kafka on the Shore on The Tale of Genji: “The sort of vengeful spirits that populate The Tale of Genji may be something similar.”
• Kafka on the Shore on The Castle: “"I assume you've read some of Kafka's stories?" I nod. "The Castle, and The Trial, 'The Metamorphosis,' plus that weird story about an execution device."”
• Kafka on the Shore on In the Penal Colony: “"'In the Penal Colony,'" Oshima says. "I love that story. Only Kafka could have written that."”
• Kafka on the Shore on Poppies: “I finished The Miner, and now I'm on Poppies.”
• Kafka on the Shore on Kokoro: “Just like you're attracted to Soseki's The Miner. There's something in it that draws you in, more than more fully realized novels like Kokoro or Sanshiro.”
• Kafka on the Shore on Sanshiro: “Just like you're attracted to Soseki's The Miner. There's something in it that draws you in, more than more fully realized novels like Kokoro or Sanshiro.”

Authors Haruki Murakami's books mention

• Natsume Sōseki (6): Kafka on the Shore mentions The Miner, Poppies, Kokoro, Sanshiro; Men Without Women mentions Sanshiro, Kokoro
• Fyodor Dostoevsky (5): Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World mentions The Brothers Karamazov; The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle mentions The Brothers Karamazov; What I Talk About When I Talk About Running mentions The Possessed, The Brothers Karamazov; 1Q84 mentions The Brothers Karamazov
• Franz Kafka (4): Kafka on the Shore mentions The Trial, The Metamorphosis, The Castle, In the Penal Colony
• Anonymous (3): Kafka on the Shore mentions A Thousand and One Nights; Men Without Women mentions A Thousand and One Nights; 1Q84 mentions The Tale of the Heike
• Anton Chekhov (2): Men Without Women mentions Uncle Vanya; 1Q84 mentions Sakhalin Island
• Charles Dickens (2): 1Q84 mentions Oliver Twist, Martin Chuzzlewit
• F. Scott Fitzgerald (2): What I Talk About When I Talk About Running mentions The Great Gatsby; Norwegian Wood mentions The Great Gatsby
• Ivan Turgenev (2): Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World mentions Rudin, Spring Torrents
• J. D. Salinger (2): Men Without Women mentions Franny and Zooey; Norwegian Wood mentions The Catcher in the Rye
• Sophocles (2): Kafka on the Shore mentions Oedipus Rex, Electra
• Stendhal (2): Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World mentions The Red and the Black, The Charterhouse of Parma
• Ueda Akinari (2): Kafka on the Shore mentions Tales of Moonlight and Rain, The Chrysanthemum Pledge
• William Shakespeare (2): Kafka on the Shore mentions Hamlet, Macbeth
• Arthur Conan Doyle (1): Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World mentions The Lost World
• Charles A Reich (1): Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World mentions The Greening of America
• Ernest Hemingway (1): The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle mentions A Farewell to Arms
• Fujiwara no Atsutada (1): Men Without Women mentions Hyakunin Isshu
• Hermann Hesse (1): Norwegian Wood mentions Beneath the Wheel
• Honore de Balzac (1): Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World mentions Les Chouans
• Isak Dinesen (1): 1Q84 mentions Out of Africa
• James George Frazer (1): 1Q84 mentions The Golden Bough
• John Irving (1): What I Talk About When I Talk About Running mentions Setting Free the Bears
• John Updike (1): Norwegian Wood mentions The Centaur
• Jonathan Swift (1): The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle mentions Gulliver's Travels
• Jorge Luis Borges (1): Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World mentions Book of Imaginary Beings
• Joseph Conrad (1): Norwegian Wood mentions Lord Jim
• Karl Marx (1): Norwegian Wood mentions Das Kapital
• L Frank Baum (1): Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World mentions The Wizard of Oz
• Leo Tolstoy (1): Norwegian Wood mentions War and Peace
• Marcel Proust (1): 1Q84 mentions In Search of Lost Time
• Murasaki Shikibu (1): Kafka on the Shore mentions The Tale of Genji
• Osamu Dazai (1): What I Talk About When I Talk About Running mentions Run, Melos!
• Plato (1): Kafka on the Shore mentions Symposium
• Raymond Carver (1): What I Talk About When I Talk About Running mentions What We Talk About When We Talk About Love
• Thomas Mann (1): Norwegian Wood mentions The Magic Mountain
• W. Somerset Maugham (1): Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World mentions The Razor's Edge
• William Faulkner (1): Norwegian Wood mentions Light in August

Plus 5 mentions between Haruki Murakami's own books.