Book summaryFrom Nobel Prizewinner Gao Xingjian, this collection of very short stories dating from the 1980s juxtaposes troubled individuals with aspects of a Chinese society that is often equally problematic. Media reviews"[P]recisely detailed and delicately suggestive: the best work of Gao's yet to appear in English translation." |
Buying a Fishing Rod for my Grandfatherby Xingjian, GaoFirst Edition
Book desription: NY:: HarperCollins,, 2004. First Edition. hc. A fine copy in like dust jacket. Protected in a Mylar cover.
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