Nominated for numerous awards, including the Los Angeles Times Book Prize and PEN Center USA-West's annual literary award, this debut collection by a young Chinese-American writer has garnered stellar reviews and invited comparisons to Amy Tan and Maxine Hong Kingston. These stories reveal the lives of immigrant families haunted by lost loves: a ghost seduces a young girl into a flooded river; a mother commands a daughter to avenge her father's death; and a woman speaks from beyond the grave about her tragic marriage to a man whose own disappointments nearly destroy their two daughters. In luminous prose Lan Samantha Chang weaves the forces of war and magic, food and desire, ghosts and family, into haunting tales that signal the arrival of an exciting new writer and "a work of gorgeous, enduring prose" (The Washington Post).
和我很相似的一个作家
评分college reading 其实还挺酷的有中国式散文的风格
评分本来觉得这都写的什么啊 什么都没讲清 后来就被代入了 觉得写得确实不错 像散文
评分summer reading
评分同名故事不错:探讨了很多主题:父女/母女,文化与记忆的代际差异和传承,历史伤痕。有些个动人的瞬间,但是还是不行啊,不仅仅是语言,而是一种关于“真实”的语感,在门罗面前几乎一败涂地。
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