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In this thought-provoking short story collection, Wu Ming-Yi explores the intricate relationships between humans, animals, nature, and the land through six interwoven tales. Set in Taiwan’s wild landscapes and featuring native species, the stories follow scientists, amateur researchers, and adventurers as they grapple with spiritual and physical pain, moments of stagnation, and the desire for progress. Each pair of stories reflects upon the others, forming a rich tapestry that delves into the evolving connection between the natural world and the human spirit.
Wu Ming-Yi, is a writer, artist, professor, and environmental activist. As the leading and most translated Taiwa writer of his generation, his works have been translated into over twenty languages. In 2018, his novel The Stolen Bicycle was longlisted for the Man Booker International Prize. He teaches literature at National Dong Hwa University.