From the Land of the Moon Kristin NG-Yang art history and postcolonial studies

art history and postcolonial studies

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From the Land of the Moon Kristin NG-Yang art history and postcolonial studiesPowerful . . . The vivid descriptions of the Sardinian landscape are a fitting complement to the heroines conflicted heart (Kirkus Reviews, starred review). As this compelling novel opens, a young unnamed woman reflects on the life of her bewitching, eccentric, and fiercely emotional grandmother, whose abiding search for love spans much of the twentieth century. In 1943, as American bombs fall on the city of Cagliari, she is thirty and considered an