House of the Winds (Summersdale fiction)

House of the Winds (Summersdale fiction)

by Mia Yun (Author)

Synopsis

Korea, 1960s, A girl stands in the middle of a sunny cabbage patch with her mother. The air is full of butterflies and secrets. War, Japanese rule and loss are bleeding wounds in living memory. At this world's heart, are Korean women...'laughing, wailing, spirit-cajoling, poetry-writing, tear-hiding, bosom-bracing, scheming, fire-breathing.'

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 320
Publisher: Summersdale Publishers
Published: 01 Jul 2002

ISBN 10: 1840242124
ISBN 13: 9781840242126

Media Reviews
* 'A lovely, lyrical coming-of-age tale, graced by judiciously blended notes of humour and melancholy. A superlative debut.' Kirkus Reviews * 'Yun's first novel is a warm and vivid reminiscence of the relationship between a girl and her mother... Eloquently written in language that is both metaphorical and poetic... excellent.' Library Journal
Author Bio
Mia Yun was born in Seoul, Korea in 1956, the youngest of three children. She has worked as a reporter, translator and freelance writer. Yun now makes her home in New York City.