Japanese Fiction

If you're fascinated by the seamless blend of the mundane with the surreal, Murakami's storytelling style in graphic novel form could bring you a fresh experience. The visuals promise to complement the enigmatic nature of his stories, from the oddly liberating quest in "The Second Bakery Attack" to the reverse metamorphosis in "Samsa in Love," and the mystical self-discovery in "Thailand." Whether you're a longtime fan or new to his work, you'll appreciate this unique adaptation.

On an island the shape of a tear drop live two sisters. One is the Oracle, the other is damned.One is admired far and wide. The other must sacrifice her life to fulfil her destiny. But what will happen when she returns to the island for revenge?