The Private Lives of Plants Translation StudiesSexuality in all its ugliness and wonder is put under the microscope by Lee Seung U, who reminds us that love may come in various forms, but that it is, nonetheless, a force that unifies us all whether we like it or not. The Private Life of Plants is about the ways in which desire can both worsen and mitigate our flaws. We meet amputee sons whose mothers cart them from brothel to brothel; we meet brothers who love their brothers lovers, and whose
jet-black comedian
his father was a Crimean Karaim and his mother was an Austrian Czech
of which The Five Seasons of Love
Doctor Sot
encoded in this catalog of works and meta works is a call to revisit what it is we value in art
including the 1976 Pulitzer
but that it is
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readers will see yet another side of this celebrated Irish author
Unable to find a publisher for her earlier
constructs a dreamlike critique of the transmission of history
part Gypsy