Bridgeworks
Pages: 272
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Trim: 6 x 8¾
978-1-882593-94-1 • Hardback • October 2004 • $21.95 • (£14.95)
978-1-4616-2328-1 • eBook • October 2004 • $20.99 • (£13.95)
Affecting...combines often rough action with quietly subtle emotions to create a fresh and memorable tale of a troubled man's return from war. Recommended for most public libraries
— Lawrence Rungren; Library Journal
Unusual story...[Lee's] writing is frequently lovely, sometimes hauntingly so.
— Joanne Wilkinson; Booklist, (American Library Association)
A lyrically evocative, haunting first novel....The writing here is deft and moving, offering vivid description of both the Montana setting and the remembered Korean landscape....The novel proves eerily suspenseful, ending on a redemptive note. A gracefully rendered, beautifully characterized tale about an unusual life. Jae-Suk Lee is a writer watch.
— Kirkus, (Starred)
A seamless narrative...beautifully crafted...remarkable...transcends Asian-American themes, the Korean War, or first novel anxieties.
— Bill Drucker; Korean Quarterly