I Am a Cat

by Soseki Natsume

2001

Observe the absurdities of Meiji-era Japan through the eyes of a nameless feline narrator who, despite his own lack of purpose, possesses a remarkably keen, if detached, perspective. This stray cat offers wry commentary on the intellectual pretentions and social posturing of his human companions, delivering a sharp, timeless critique of human nature wrapped in a delightful, episodic narrative. Fans of witty social satire and unique narrative voices will find much to savor in this enduring classic.

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