A Bit of Earth 3rd Edition

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A Bit of Earth 3rd Edition

Author(s): Suchen Christine Lim (Author)

  • Publisher: Marshall Cavendish International (Asia) Pte Ltd
  • Publication Date: 31 Mar. 2023
  • Edition: 3rd ed.
  • Language: English
  • Print length: 392 pages
  • ISBN-10: 9815084445
  • ISBN-13: 9789815084443

Book Description

In A Bit of Earth 3rd ed. Edition, Suchen Christine Lim deftly weaves historical fact and a fiery imagination in a visually powerful multicultural story that spans three generations and four decades—proving once again that she is one of Asia’s leading fiction writers.

Malaya. A land of unparalleled richness. For centuries, the peninsula has attracted fortune hunters, money-grabbing pirates and migrants seeking a better life. Among those whose lives are rooted in the Malayan soil are three families: the Wongs, sons of the Chinese earth; the Wees, subjects of the English gods; and the Mahmuds, scions of the Malayan soil; each with different dreams for the bit of earth they live on. Their destinies meet and this clash of hopes inevitably leads to tragedy.

“A Bit of Earth 3rd ed. Edition chronicles the visceral and cultural struggle of a young Chinese immigrant to survive in an equally struggling Malayan nation… The immigrant earns his bit of earth only by continuously re-inventing himself and by negotiation with the forces of history.” — Lily Rose Tope, Professor, Department of English & Comparative Literature, University of the Philippines

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About the Author

Suchen Christine Lim was born in the Malaysian state of Perak and came to Singapore at the age of 14. After graduation, she taught in a junior college and worked as a curriculum specialist in the Ministry of Education. In 2003, she resigned to write full time.

Suchen was awarded the inaugural Singapore Literature Prize for Fistful of Colours in 1992. Among other acclaimed works are her debut novel Rice Bowl (1984), A Bit of Earth 3rd ed. Edition (2001) and The River’s Song (2014), which was one of Kirkus Reviews‘ Best Books Of 2015. In 2012, she was awarded the Southeast Asia Write Award for her body of work.

Awarded a Fulbright grant, Suchen was a Fellow in the University of Iowa’s International Writing Program and later became its Writer in Residence. She was also a Fellow in Creative Writing at the Nanyang Technological University.

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