Killing Commendatore

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Killing Commendatore is a surreal, introspective novel by Haruki Murakami that blends elements of magical realism, art, and memory through the story of a portrait painter confronting mysterious forces in a secluded mountain house.

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instanceOf literary work
novel
author Haruki Murakami NERFINISHED
centralObject Killing Commendatore painting NERFINISHED
mysterious painting
countryOfOrigin Japan
genre magical realism
metafiction
psychological fiction
surreal fiction
hasCharacter Mariye NERFINISHED
Menshiki NERFINISHED
Tomohiko Amada NERFINISHED
unnamed narrator
hasElement artistic process
bell sound motif
magical realism
metaphysical symbolism
mysterious forces
surreal events
underground pit
hasISBNEnglishHardcover 9780525520047
literaryForm prose
mainCharacterOccupation portrait painter
motif classical music
hidden histories
opera Don Giovanni NERFINISHED
portrait painting
narrativePerspective first-person narration
originalLanguage Japanese
originalTitleLanguage Japanese
pageCountApproximate 700
publicationYearEnglishTranslation 2018
publicationYearJapaneseEdition 2017
publisherEnglishUK Harvill Secker NERFINISHED
publisherEnglishUS Alfred A. Knopf NERFINISHED
publisherJapanese Shinchosha NERFINISHED
setting secluded mountain house
settingCountry Japan NERFINISHED
structure two-volume novel
theme art
creativity
grief
identity
loneliness
memory
the boundary between reality and imagination
translatorToEnglish Philip Gabriel NERFINISHED
Ted Goossen NERFINISHED

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