Ghosts. A Thai novel
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Wanlaya's love. A Thai novel
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- Nombre de pages234
- FormatMulti-format
- ISBN2-36382-058-4
- EAN9782363820587
- Date de parution09/10/1999
- Protection num.NC
- Infos supplémentairesMulti-format incluant ePub avec ...
- ÉditeurThaifiction Publishing
Résumé
Paris after the Second World War:
the Left Bank, Montmartre and Picasso's dove.
Wanlaya is a Thai music student
with challenging ideas and challenged friends,
all engaged in their own ways
in a search for the true values of life.
The meaning of art, the birth of music,
the evil of elitist education,
the value of work, women's liberation:
this swinging, iconoclastic novel of ideas,
published in the early 1950s
but only read twenty years later,
has inspired Thai progressive circles ever since,
and remains a hymn to life clamouring for change
and ringing with the hopes and generosity of youth.
By the author of Ghosts (TMC 16)
By the author of Ghosts (TMC 16)
Paris after the Second World War:
the Left Bank, Montmartre and Picasso's dove.
Wanlaya is a Thai music student
with challenging ideas and challenged friends,
all engaged in their own ways
in a search for the true values of life.
The meaning of art, the birth of music,
the evil of elitist education,
the value of work, women's liberation:
this swinging, iconoclastic novel of ideas,
published in the early 1950s
but only read twenty years later,
has inspired Thai progressive circles ever since,
and remains a hymn to life clamouring for change
and ringing with the hopes and generosity of youth.
By the author of Ghosts (TMC 16)
By the author of Ghosts (TMC 16)
A propos de SEINEE SAOWAPHONG