Book summaryThe Chinese Nobel laureate Gao Xingjian's 1997 novel is about a man who, after a golden childhood, becomes involved in resistance to Mao's Cultural Revolution. Besides telling the story of the unnamed narrator's rebel activities, the novel provides a panoramic view of China and its many upheavals through the 20th century. Media reviews"...ONE MAN'S BIBLE, wonderful translated...by Mabel Lee, has come to claim its place as a powerful narrative, barely fictional, of the Cultural Revolution's insidious, corrosive terror." |
One Man's Bibleby Xingjian, GaoFirst American Edition
Book desription: NY:: HarperCollins Publishers,, 1999. First American Edition. HC. Remainder mark on bottom page edges, otherwise a fine tight copy in a fine dustjacket.
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