Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-31059495-20170123120820/@comment-25979511-20170124055218

Durarara somewhat follows Nonlinear narrative, meaning, it's not told in chronological order. We start the story in present time, but it jumps around as it tells the same story from other perspectives. This is a popular style in Japan, but from what I understand it's a bit more uncommon these days. It's made better by the handfuls and handfuls of characters...

So, off the top of my head I can't think of any animes that use a nonlinear narrative aside from the ones already suggested to you. Though, I do know Baccano is relatively easy to find on most streaming sites. Netflix also has it on DVD.

It's difficult to point to any one anime and say it's like Durarara or will satisfy you in the same way. Durarara is kind of special, I can't think of anything as satisfying or engrossing. Your best bet will be to keep with Narita's works, he has other light novels, and you can always check the NaritaVerse page to find similar animes. The story will be different as will the characters of course... but sticking to the same author is usually the best course of action. Baccano is also being translated into English by YenPress so you may want to consider getting into the novels as well.