Haruki Murakami 9 STORIES Complete 9-Volume Box Set with Original Tote Bag

Ultra Rare! Includes Bonus Box and a Limited Edition Tote Bag (100 Worldwide)!

Haruki Murakami's short stories adapted into manga by French artist Jc Deveney and PMGL.
This is a limited edition, complete 9-volume box set of the popular series HARUKI MURAKAMI 9 STORIES.
Also includes an original illustration tote bag, which was only distributed to the first 100 customers!

No creases on the pages.
Some items have minor scuffs.
Please refer to the photos for the condition of the items. We ask that only those who understand this is a pre-owned item stored at home make a purchase.
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Complete 9-Volume Lineup:
Vol. 1 The Second Bakery Attack
Vol. 2 Samsa in Love (Note: Samsa in Love is the official English title for かえるくん、東京を救う in some collections, though the literal translation is Mr. Kaeru Saves Tokyo)
Vol. 3 Scheherazade
Vol. 4 Birthday Girl
Vol. 5 Zamsa in Love (Note: This appears to be a duplicate or alternative title for Vol. 2's story. The official English title for 恋するザムザ is often Samsa in Love or Love in the Zamza.)
Vol. 6 Where I Want to Be (Note: This is a common translation for どこであれそれが見つかりそうな場所で)
Vol. 7 The Seventh Man
Vol. 8 Sleep
Vol. 9 Thailand

[Author Profile]
Original Story: Haruki Murakami
Born in Kyoto in 1949. Writer, translator. Published numerous novels including First Person Singular, Killing Commendatore, Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage, Men Without Women, and 1Q84. Also authored Portrait in Jazz and the conversation collection So-What's-This-About-Translation? with Motoyuki Shibata. Recent translations include John Grisham's Theodore Boone: Kid Lawyer (Note: The Japanese title 「グレート・ギャツビー」を追え translates to Chasing The Great Gatsby, which is likely a different book than Theodore Boone. This might be an error in the original Japanese text or a specific edition.) and Carson McCullers' The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter.

Adaptation: Jc Deveney
Born in Hyères, Southern France in 1977. Studied history and literature before working in Lyon. Collaborates with various publishers and authors across generations as a screenwriter. Also plans exhibitions with the group Emanata, which supports artistic activities, and the Lyon BD Festival. Teaches adaptation and theater studies at schools for manga and illustration.

Manga: PMGL (Pierre-Marie Grille-Liou)
Born near Lyon, France in 1980, began drawing bande dessinée in 1988. Debuted in the fantasy and sci-fi manga magazine Chasseur de Rêves in 1998. Since then, has published short manga in various anthologies. Also active as a record digger and club DJ specializing in 60s-70s music.