"Three Kinds of Loneliness" is a triptych novel by the famous Japanese writer Haruka Murakami. Each of the three parts of the book tells about different characters who experience their own forms of loneliness: either in relationships or in the loneliness of their thoughts. The author successfully combines realistic elements with philosophical reflections, creating an atmosphere of magical reality. Each chapter of the book is a separate story, but all of them combine the feeling of subtle mental separation and finding one's own place in life. "Three types of loneliness" is an insightful work that will leave behind many questions and reflections about the nature of human feelings.