Women without men

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Haruki Murakami's Men Without Women is a collection of seven stories about the lives of middle-aged men who find themselves alone. Written with Murakami's signature humor and magical realism, Men Without Women is filled with lonely people trying to find their place in the world or avoiding their pasts, and, of course, cats.Publication date: May 9

Paul Hogarth by William Smith in 1969 When I was a student at Cambridge Art School, Paul Hogarth RA (1917 – 2001), the famous reportage artist, was a visiting lecturer. He encouraged us to 'go out and draw' and 'use our eyes'. Good advice. It really hones your observational skills. Paul Hogarth was born in 1917 in Kendal, Cumbria. In 1923 his family and he moved to Manchester. He attended the Manchester School Of Art from 1934 to 1936, where he became involved in the Artists' International…

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Laced with Murakami’s signature signposts, poignant, whimsy, enticing charm this book is a journey into a man’s heart, unravelling the sea of emotions that lay hidden from public eye like the bottom of the ocean. The fact that men fail to fathom what lies in a woman’s heart forms the core of this short-story collection. #BookReview #Murakami #MenWithoutWomen #MagicalRealism