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Köp båda 2 för 599 krSuperb... A strong and perceptive voice now arises from Taiwan... Notes of a Desolate Man is a novel of questions and imponderables, not so much a cry of pain as the lively, sharp-witted record of it. -- Peter Kurth New York Times Book Review The novel in poetic translation is in itself a joy to read, writing that inspires awe for its intellectual scope and its sensitive portrayal of gay men and their lives-and deaths. -- Charles-Gene McDaniel Libido A fascinating glimpse into one man's experience of Taiwanese gay life. -- Susan Vreeland San Francisco Chronicle A stylish meditation on marginalization, radicalization and decay. -- Susan Salter Reynolds Los Angeles Times Ambitious, intelligent, and intense. Booklist A poetic, philosophical account of a friendship between two gay men. Publishers Weekly
Chu T'ien-Wen has published fifteen books-novels, stories, memoirs, and film scripts-and has won five major literary prizes. She also received the best script award at both the Venice and Tokyo film festivals. Her most highly acclaimed works are Fin de Siecle Splendor and Notes of a Desolate Man, which was published in Taiwan in 1994. Howard Goldblatt is professor of Chinese literature at the University of Colorado, Boulder, and translator of many books, most recently Mo Yan's Red Sorghum and Silver City by Li Rui. He is also the coeditor, with Joseph Lau, of The Columbia Anthology of Modern Chinese Literature. Sylvia Li-chun Lin, who teaches at the University of Colorado, Boulder, writes on modern Chinese literature and culture.
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