Police in memory. Ogawa Yo.

This novel, written back in 1994, is relevant at all times. He is about the inevitability of losses and a thin, but strong connection of a person with his memory. About the determining property of memory. The fact that if you remove the memory from a person, in its place there will remain not filled with anything. Memory, sometimes concluded in the most familiar household items, such as hair tape, postal stamp, bird, photographic picker or gang, and there is the main character of this unscientific, but fantastic action, the palette of which extends between social satire, utopia and Kafkian tragedy. All lovers of 1984 George Orwell, “451 degrees Fahrenheit” by Ray Bradbury, “Women in the Sands” of Kobo Abe and “Wonderland without Brakes” Haruki Murakami.