Eunuch Razan Naim Moghrabi

Eunuch Razan Naim MoghrabiAn ageing eunuch, named Wang Wei after the great poet, looks back on his life at the court of the Song dynasty in 12th century China Wang Wei has always chosen his words carefully. His unobtrusive presence has seen him through the reign of ? ve emperors, but now, as his own time is running out, he immerses himself in an unbridled account of a life con? ned at court. From the early separation from his parents, sisters, and brother who did not survive

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Captain Smith must summon all his courage to unite humanity behind the Empire

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'I don't need my food

Not least of the novel’s marvellous equations are the dread revenants who encourage the living to take responsibility for the future of the nation

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