The Garden of Evening Mists
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Evocative tale of memory, art, and postwar healing.
If you're drawn to narratives that blend the personal with historical complexities, "The Garden of Evening Mists" could captivate you. Tan Twan Eng crafts a world where the beauty of a Japanese garden in Malaysia serves as the backdrop for a haunting exploration of war and remembrance. It's a novel that not only delves into the aftermath of conflict but also celebrates the redemptive power of creating something enduring. Perfect for readers looking for depth, poetic prose, and a poignant look at how we rebuild in the wake of loss.
- Booker Prize Nominee (2012)
- Man Asian Literary Prize (2012)
- Walter Scott Prize (2013)
- POPULAR-The Star Readers’ Choice Awards for Fiction (2013)
- Dublin Literary Award Nominee for Shortlist (2014)
The Garden of Evening Mists
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Evocative tale of memory, art, and postwar healing.
If you're drawn to narratives that blend the personal with historical complexities, "The Garden of Evening Mists" could captivate you. Tan Twan Eng crafts a world where the beauty of a Japanese garden in Malaysia serves as the backdrop for a haunting exploration of war and remembrance. It's a novel that not only delves into the aftermath of conflict but also celebrates the redemptive power of creating something enduring. Perfect for readers looking for depth, poetic prose, and a poignant look at how we rebuild in the wake of loss.
- Booker Prize Nominee (2012)
- Man Asian Literary Prize (2012)
- Walter Scott Prize (2013)
- POPULAR-The Star Readers’ Choice Awards for Fiction (2013)
- Dublin Literary Award Nominee for Shortlist (2014)