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Lost in Translation - Reviews |
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| Peking Man (sculpted by Lucile) |
“The author of this first novel herself spent considerable time in
China, and she conveys with poignant élan the trance of unrequited love
for the exotic.”
-The New Yorker
“A gripping story… an engrossing narrative of adventure and desire.”
-San Francisco Chronicle
“Luminous… thought-provoking… undeniably entertaining.”
-The New York Times Book Review
“Alice Mannegan is a terrific character – edgy, shrewd, and deeply
wounded… A satisfying romp through alien landscapes: China, the past,
human love.”
-The Washington Post Book World
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Peking Man Dig (1920s)
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“A gripping yarn with an exotic backdrop. It’s also a luscious love
story, a political thriller, and a close up of a China that is changing
almost day by day.”
-Associated Press
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