The Dark Side of the Earth: Russia's Short-lived Victory over Totalitarianism 李锐 走近南洋「風土」、「人文」最重要的文學讀本

走近南洋「風土」、「人文」最重要的文學讀本

Emmy-nominated international affairs correspondent

he was also writing the 'secret poems' he did not dare publish then because - as Dan Zamfirescu commented - 'the gesture would have been the equivalent of suicide'

★選文具代表性，跨越文類、國別及語言限制：本書的編選，以華文寫作為主，兼及馬來文、印尼文、英文、淡米爾文翻譯的文本，文類不拘，文言白話兼具；同時不以國別／國籍作為選文分野，含括東南亞在地寫作，中國—香港—南洋的南來北歸書寫，台灣、歐美的熱帶文學與離散文本。除了選文的代表性，亦是對常見讀本的文類、語言限制的跨越，期待透過更開闊的南洋文本，帶來迥異又貼近風土的南洋世界觀。

Jeremy Tiang’s translation captures Lo’s distinctive voice

The Dark Side of the Earth: Russia's Short-lived Victory over Totalitarianism 李锐 走近南洋「風土」、「人文」最重要的文學讀本Named a Best History Book of the Year by The Times (London) From one of the most thoughtful Russian writers of our time (Yulia Navalnaya) comes an extraordinarily revealing account (Kirkus, starred review) of why the Soviet Unions collapse was incomplete and the Cold War never really endedresulting in the resurgence of Russian imperialism, the invasion of Ukraine, and Russias tense relationship with Western Europe and America. Russian born journalist