Taroko Gorge (ePub)
(Sprache: Englisch)
A disillusioned and raggedy American reporter
and his drunken photojournalist partner are the last
to see three Japanese schoolgirls who disappear
into Taroko Gorge, Taiwan's largest national park.
The journalists-who are themselves...
and his drunken photojournalist partner are the last
to see three Japanese schoolgirls who disappear
into Taroko Gorge, Taiwan's largest national park.
The journalists-who are themselves...
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A disillusioned and raggedy American reporter
and his drunken photojournalist partner are the last
to see three Japanese schoolgirls who disappear
into Taroko Gorge, Taiwan's largest national park.
The journalists-who are themselves suspects-
investigate the disappearance along with the girls'
homeroom teacher, their bickering classmates,
and a seasoned and wary Taiwanese detective.
The conflicts between them-complicated by
the outrageousness of the photographer and the
raging hormones of the young-raise questions of
personal responsibility, truthfulness, and guarded
self-interest.
The world and its dangers-both natural and
interpersonal-are real, changing, and violently
pressing. And the emotions that churn in dark
rooms overnight as the players gather in the park
visitors' center are as intense as in any closet
drama. There's enough action and furor here to
keep readers turning the pages, and the cultural
revelations of the story suggest that the human
need for mystery outweighs the desire for answers.
and his drunken photojournalist partner are the last
to see three Japanese schoolgirls who disappear
into Taroko Gorge, Taiwan's largest national park.
The journalists-who are themselves suspects-
investigate the disappearance along with the girls'
homeroom teacher, their bickering classmates,
and a seasoned and wary Taiwanese detective.
The conflicts between them-complicated by
the outrageousness of the photographer and the
raging hormones of the young-raise questions of
personal responsibility, truthfulness, and guarded
self-interest.
The world and its dangers-both natural and
interpersonal-are real, changing, and violently
pressing. And the emotions that churn in dark
rooms overnight as the players gather in the park
visitors' center are as intense as in any closet
drama. There's enough action and furor here to
keep readers turning the pages, and the cultural
revelations of the story suggest that the human
need for mystery outweighs the desire for answers.
Autoren-Porträt von Jacob Ritari
Jacob Ritari has studied with the Fo Guang Shan Buddhist organization in Taiwan and studied Japanese language and literature at Japan's Sophia University. He lives near New York City.
Bibliographische Angaben
- Autor: Jacob Ritari
- 2010, 256 Seiten, Englisch
- Verlag: Unbridled Books
- ISBN-10: 1936071908
- ISBN-13: 9781936071906
- Erscheinungsdatum: 01.07.2010
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