Bury what we cannot take

"Delve into the novel of burying what we cannot take, exploring the depths of what survival in a world gone mad demands, and what we lose when we do so. Kristen Chen wrote a captivating historical drama, and a precise exploration of how far familial bonds of love can reach." - Selist Ing, author of the two novels ranked among the bestsellers according to The New York Times: Everything I Never Told You and Small Fires Everywhere. "In Maoist China, the family around which this poignant, provocative story revolves is torn apart by the complex repercussions of a single irreversible act. This exciting novel, beautifully plotted and emotionally sensitive, showcases Kristen Chen, whose works I have always admired at the height of her creativity. Burying what we cannot take is an important book." - Laura Van Den Berg, author of Gidnema Book Information Author: Kristen Chen Translation: Suleiman A. Yousif Publication Year: 2021 Publisher: Aseer Al-Kutub Number of Pages: 352 Cover Type: Paperback