Carlos Ruiz Zafón’s best-selling phenomenon The Shadow of the Wind is beautifully presented as a Folio collector’s edition with a new preface by translator Lucia Graves and atmospheric artwork by Jorge González.
The Murakami Collection
Illustrated by Daniel Liévano
Dive headfirst into the surreal brilliance of Haruki Murakami with The Folio Society’s new collection. Featuring A Wild Sheep Chase, Kafka on the Shore, Norwegian Wood, and The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, each book meticulously designed with series artist Daniel Liévano capturing Murakami's surreal one-of-a-kind imagination. It’s a set for Murakami fans and dreamers who can’t resist a touch of the extraordinary!
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‘Illustrating Murakami, it’s not painting the things you see in life like a forest or a train station, a cat or an abandoned house, it’s paying attention to the things you can’t see in these places, like the overwhelming feelings of being lost in that forest, just by reading it. It’s magic.’
- Daniel Liévano, Illustrator
Step into the boundless world of Haruki Murakami with this unforgettable four-volume set, capturing the dreamlike essence of his most iconic novels. From the winding quests of A Wild Sheep Chase and Kafka on the Shore to the deeply personal journeys of Norwegian Wood and The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, each story invites readers into Murakami’s universe where everyday life and extraordinary mystery converge. With Daniel Liévano’s evocative illustrations – awash in symbolic imagery and surreal colours – Murakami’s stories are brought to life like never before. Each volume is meticulously crafted to transport readers fully into Murakami’s imagined worlds, making this collection an irresistible journey for fans old and new.
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