And then the sexual encounters which were there to convey something not entirely sexual but displayed it in a rather erotic sense. There was violence in the most graphic sense explained to the point not only the characters wanted it to stop but the readers as well. This book is by no means is an easy read. An endearing dog with the personality of a despicable human being but somehow becomes endearing when he’s a dog with massive testicles. This is a funky, peculiar and weird book about naked women, lost animals and engulfing darkness. As a tribute to the bizarre style of this book and questionable nature of the protagonist and actual events, I’m not going to follow my usual system of reviewing, instead I’ll just let it flow however it goes. Welcome, everyone, welcome to the reality where I’m reviewing this book. Well, after reading 607 pages of this book, I can say, none of them is entirely wrong. Some said the book is about a missing cat, or a missing wife, some said it was about a mysterious hotel.
While looking online for a synopsis before buying this book, I came across many inconsistent storylines. A strange fact about this book is that you cannot explain the plot in short to anybody. The only thing unsurprising about this book is that being a Murakami novel, I already knew what I might be getting into and I was prepared for it. I must say, Wind-up Bird is a quirky affair.
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