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Название книги: Larry's Kidney, Being the True Story of How I Found Myself in China
Автор(ы): Daniel Rose
Жанр: Современная проза
Адрес книги: http://www.6lib.ru/books/Larry_s-Kidney_-Being-the-True-Story-of-How-I-Found-Myself-in-China-192238.html
© 2010
Author’s Note
When Larry and I were in China, a number of people put themselves and their livelihoods on the line to help us. Throughout the writing of this book, it has been crucial to protect these people by preserving their anonymity. For this reason, I have changed names, locations, and key features of several individuals and institutions, and have compressed a few time lines connected to their activities, so that they may continue their lives without being identified.A word about the dialect: Although it has traditionally been considered condescending to write in dialect, the climate seems to be changing-and for good reason. In his recent book about India, The Elephanta Suite, Paul Theroux uses such locutions as “wicious” for “vicious,” “moddom” for “madam,” and “wee-icle” for “vehicle” in an effort to transmit more shades of emotional truth than a sanitized transcript can. Nor is the prac
Название книги: Larry's Kidney, Being the True Story of How I Found Myself in China
Автор(ы): Daniel Rose
Жанр: Современная проза
Адрес книги: http://www.6lib.ru/books/Larry_s-Kidney_-Being-the-True-Story-of-How-I-Found-Myself-in-China-192238.html
© 2010
Author’s Note
When Larry and I were in China, a number of people put themselves and their livelihoods on the line to help us. Throughout the writing of this book, it has been crucial to protect these people by preserving their anonymity. For this reason, I have changed names, locations, and key features of several individuals and institutions, and have compressed a few time lines connected to their activities, so that they may continue their lives without being identified.A word about the dialect: Although it has traditionally been considered condescending to write in dialect, the climate seems to be changing-and for good reason. In his recent book about India, The Elephanta Suite, Paul Theroux uses such locutions as “wicious” for “vicious,” “moddom” for “madam,” and “wee-icle” for “vehicle” in an effort to transmit more shades of emotional truth than a sanitized transcript can. Nor is the prac
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