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_aPS 9993.B63 _b.F527 2013 |
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100 | _aBobis, Merlinda. | ||
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_aFish-hair woman / _cMerlinda Bobis. |
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_aMandaluyong City : _bAnvil Publishing, _c[2013];©2013. |
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_a314 pages _c23 cm. |
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_atext _2rdacontent |
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_avolume _2rdacarrier |
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520 | _a1987. The Philippine government fights a total war against insurgency. The village of Iraya is militarised. The days are violent and the nights heavy with fireflies in the river where the dead are dumped. With her twelve-metre hair, Estrella, the Fish-hair Woman, trawls corpses from the water that tastes of lemon grass. She falls in love with the Australian Tony McIntyre who disappears in the conflict. Ten years later, his son travels to Manila to find his father. From the Philippines to Australia, Hawai'i, to evocations of colonial Spain, this transnational novel spins a dark, epic tale. Its storytelling is expansive, like the heart | ||
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_aPhilippine fiction (English) _2sears |
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_aShort stories, Philippine. _938040 |
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_c83057 _d83057 |