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The Man with the Compound Eyes

The Man with the Compound Eyes Paperback - 2013

by Ming-Yi, Wu

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WU MING-YI is a Taiwanese writer, painter, designer, photographer, literary professor, butterfly scholar, environmental activist, traveler and blogger rolled into one. His literary reputation was first established by his nature writing. In The Book of Lost Butterflies and The Way of Butterflies, he chronicles his lifelong fascination with this beautiful creature and contemplates the invisible bond between man and nature. He wrote, designed, and provided drawings and photographs for the books, which won influential prizes. His debut novel, Routes in the Dream re-imagines Taiwan's complicated history as a Japanese colony and examines the relationship between fathers and sons, memory and dreams. Hailed as a groundbreaking work of literary historical fiction, it was nominated for every major award and was chosen as one of the ten best Chinese-language novels of the year by Asian Weekly magazine. Wu was the only Taiwanese writer on the list. This is his second novel.

About the author

WU MING-YI is a Taiwanese writer, painter, designer, photographer, literary professor, butterfly scholar, environmental activist, traveler and blogger rolled into one. His literary reputation was first established by his nature writing. In "The Book of Lost Butterflies" and "The Way of Butterflies," he chronicles his lifelong fascination with this beautiful creature and contemplates the invisible bond between man and nature. He wrote, designed, and provided drawings and photographs for the books, which won influential prizes. His debut novel, Routes in the Dream re-imagines Taiwan's complicated history as a Japanese colony and examines the relationship between fathers and sons, memory and dreams. Hailed as a groundbreaking work of literary historical fiction, it was nominated for every major award and was chosen as one of the ten best Chinese-language novels of the year by "Asian Weekly" magazine. Wu was the only Taiwanese writer on the list. This is his second novel.

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