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A Woman of Angkor

Former Washington Post reporter Burgess, who lived in Southeast Asia for eight years, displays his in-depth knowledge of Khmer civilization and beautifully translates history into fiction in his debut novel. In this epic story, he devotes much time to developing the characters and linking their lives to the events that led to the creation of the awe-inspiring Hindu temple. Although the history of this region might be too complex for casual readers, those with a serious interest in Asian history and culture will find this book fascinating. [Highlighted in "Editors' Spring Picks: Titles That Have Gotten Us Talking," LJ 2/15/13.—Ed.]
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