Baptism by Yang Jiang

Baptism by Yang JiangThe characters in this vivid, witty, and engrossing novel, set in a Beijing literary institute right after the revolution, are a group of intellectuals from the old society adjusting to a new reality. There is a love story, intrigue, back biting, and deception familiar circumstances of academic life. But in the end, all must undergo the harrowing ordeal of public confession in the first great purge of the 1950s. As each responds with subterfuge,

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Finalist for the 2024 Foreword INDIES Book of the Year Award in the Performing Arts & Music category