Sleep No. 9. Mitchell D.

The second novel of the modern classic David Mitchell, twice the finalist of the Buker Prize - for Song No. 9 and for the Cloud Atlas (film -filmed by Tom with a pumpkin and brothers Vachovsky). Twenty -year -old Aiji Miyake comes from his tiny island in Tokyo, on one intrusive idea - to find a father whom I have never seen in life. Eiji weekdays are elusively mixed with fantasies and dreams, he leafs through the diaries of a trap of a trap, meets ruthless Yakuza, John Lennon and the god of thunder. Either a simple bad luck, or an invisible hand of fate leads Aiji from a misadventure, from working at the finds of finds - into the sidelines of the exclusive club “Peak Lady”, from involuntary participation in mafia showdowns - to first love... “The dizzying mixture of thriller, tragedy, tragedy, tragedy, tragedy, tragedy, tragedy Fairy -tale paraition and portrait of modern troubled Japan. The worthy candidate for the Boker ”(Guardian). The translation is published in the new edition.