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by - written on 13/02/09 (Very useful, 64 readings)
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I was given this book as a birthday present by somebody who knew that I was a massive fan of Emile Zola. They had read this novel and seen parallels in the style of writing, I agree - there are similarities, but I found this book, if anything, even more disturbing and without the crumbs of comfort which I have always felt are the balancing out of Zola's work. I can't put my finger on how exactly I feel about this book, unsettled I suppose is the best word, I think it needs to be read again but I will do my best to give you an overview here. It is hard to find redeeming qualities - despite the fact it is beautifully written. Rice is Su Tong's second ... Read the complete review
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