Dance Dance Dance
21 hrs. 41 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Haruki Murakami
Author
Haruki Murakami
Narrator
Igor Knyazev
Narrator
Igor Knyazev
…And then it finally dawned on me: around me was utter darkness. No glimmer of light. The elevator doors shut silently behind me, and this darkness became as black as bitumen varnish. I couldn’t even make out my own hands. The music also disappeared. In the cold air there reeked of some kind of quinine.
And in this pitch-blackness I stood, not breathing, completely alone.
“Dance, dance, dance” (1988) — the concluding novel of Haruki Murakami’s cult “Rat Trilogy” of modern Japanese literature, begun with the novels “Listen to the Wind” “Pinball, 1973” and “A Wild Sheep Chase.”
And in this pitch-blackness I stood, not breathing, completely alone.
“Dance, dance, dance” (1988) — the concluding novel of Haruki Murakami’s cult “Rat Trilogy” of modern Japanese literature, begun with the novels “Listen to the Wind” “Pinball, 1973” and “A Wild Sheep Chase.”
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