Kai Lung Raises His Voice

Kai Lung Raises His Voice - Paperback

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Kai Lung Raises His Voice - Paperback

Kai Lung Raises His Voice - Paperback

by Ernest Bramah
$23.38
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Book Overview

These stories are 'as related by Kai Lung', an itinerant story-teller in an ancient China. The language used is humorously complex, and the stories are engaging. The four longer tales appear in this volume for the very first time. The seven shorter stories, although previously published, have not been readily available until their appearance here.
ISBN9781905946105
Author Ernest Bramah
PublisherDurrant Publishing
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedApril 2010
LanguageENG- English
Pages236
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Ernest Bramah

Ernest Bramah, (March 20, 1868-June 27, 1942) was born Ernest Brammah Smith in Manchester, England. Dropping out of school to become a farmer, he was soon writing articles for the local paper. He gave up farming to take up various posts editing magazines before turning to writing full time. In addition to mysteries he wrote humorous stories, supernatural fiction and political-science fiction thrillers, and was highly regarded in each of those fields. His most famous characters are the detective Max Carrados and the Chinese story-teller Kai Lung.

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