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      Idioma: Chino

      Editorial: Yushan She (Xingyue Shufang 33), 2004

      9867375092 / 9789867375094

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      Librería: Epilonian Books, Manhattan Beach, CA, Estados Unidos de AmericaEpilonian Books

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      Miembro de asociación: IOBA

      Condición: Usado - Bueno

      EUR 35,68

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      Paperback. Condición: Very Good. Yushan She, Published 2004. Paperback, [144] pp. (unpaginated); 22 cm; text in traditional Chinese with English words and phrases lettered into the artwork; Xingyue Shufang series no. 33; first printing, December 2004; illustrated throughout by the author in watercolor and pen and ink, several double-page, with a few black-and-white photographs; purple free leaves; publisher's paper label pasted over the distributor's address on colophon page. Inscribed by the artist in green ink on the dedication page (recipient's first name, "CALLA," dated 2009), in the same hand-lettered style as the book. In Very Good condition. Illustrated paper covers with French flaps (a boy in a spotted top hat fishing from a green field of vines, fruit, and animals on front; the same garden with an owl and a frog on rear), mild shelf wear, light bumping to corners. Binding tight, spine uncreased. Pages clean and unmarked. Illustrated journal by a Taiwanese artist who signs her work Calla: one thought or memory per page, hand-lettered in Chinese with English catchwords, set into watercolor gardens, patchwork hearts, spools of thread, teacups, guavas, and pen-and-ink doodle pages of girls, butterflies, and sewing things. Her preface says a third of the pages first ran as her Map of Dreams column in the Liberty Times, and that the book came out of several years of American life layered over a Taiwanese one, with china-painting, calligraphy, and quilting classes feeding the drawings. Includes a page on discovering Murakami's Norwegian Wood before going abroad, a spring of tomato-growing with a photograph of the harvest, and a printed dedication to her husband. Follows her 1999 book Pei haizi yiqi zuo meng (Dreaming with My Child), pictures and text about her daughter. Out of stock at the publisher's Taiwan distributors as of 2026.