The Ten Thousand Things

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Pub Date Jun 18 2015 | Archive Date Dec 08 2015

Description

A sweeping historical novel that deserves to be compared to the classic Chinese novels that partly inspired it, The Ten Thousand Things is nothing short of a literary event. Set on the cusp of the Ming Dynasty, it is a novel of fated meetings, grand battles, and riveting drama. Wang Meng is a low-level bureaucrat-and also an extraordinarily gifted artist-and as he wanders through a landscape at once stunning and haunting, he discovers an empire in turmoil. Rich with exquisite observations and thrilling action, The Ten Thousand Things brings the past to vivid, resonant life.

A sweeping historical novel that deserves to be compared to the classic Chinese novels that partly inspired it, The Ten Thousand Things is nothing short of a literary event. Set on the cusp of the...


Advance Praise

Winner of the 2015 Walter Scott Prize!

It has the sensual prose that makes the reader purr with delight & is surely destined to be one of the books of the year. - Daily Mail

This is a remarkable novel that deserves to be read slowly and savoured as one would a stunning landscape or a beautiful painting.-Herald Scotland

Winner of the 2015 Walter Scott Prize!

It has the sensual prose that makes the reader purr with delight & is surely destined to be one of the books of the year. - Daily Mail

This is a remarkable novel...


Available Editions

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ISBN 9780715649565
PRICE £9.99 (GBP)

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