Eric Enno Tamm – The Horse that Leaps Through Clouds
Author Eric Enno Tamm follows the footsteps of a 1900s spy across Central Asia and China.
Author Eric Enno Tamm follows the footsteps of a 1900s spy across Central Asia and China.
Jazz musicians of mixed nationalities and ethnicities struggle to survive Nazi Berlin and occupied Paris. Decades later, the survivors still face the consequences of their choices.
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A bitter Filipino-American gay man exploits Orientalism for revenge and monetary gain.
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