Striking new Murakami book covers

Murrrrrr

Vintage Books has redesigned its Haruki Murakami backlist with striking covers by Israeli designer/illustrator Noma Bar. The covers -- and there are a dozen more -- are reproductions of Bar's hand-pulled screen prints. "Vintage Murakami"

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I need a poster of that Kakfa on the Shore like, yesterday.
- EH
  
  I’m guessing they’re going to overlook that particular revenue source in favor of beating up on libraries over ebooks or something.
- gsilas
  
  I’m in for Hard Boiled Wonderland! Someone make this happen?
  I lent that one out until it (inevitably) never came back.
Over the River

I read his books so many times and get to the first page so quickly, I don’t remember what the cover looks like.
Kenny Cross

Cool! I just bought 1Q84 yesterday. I’m hoping to get to reading it fairly soon. Those covers are pretty darn kick ass!
TheMudshark

The “Norwegian Wood” one is brilliant.