In The City and Its Uncertain Walls, a man reminisces about a girl he fell in love with as a teenager, who spun a story of a walled town.
Murakami reflects on his earlier work, stating that 'the timing was off, that it was too soon then to do a rewrite' when discussing Hard-Boiled Wonderland.
After forty years, Murakami returns to his novella concepts with a desire for 'a calmer, quieter type of story' in his latest work.
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