Books

Red Spy in Harbin

5 out of 5 stars: “The story was informative and entertaining. I got a good sense of what the Chinese Revolution was like from 1921 to 1937—desperate, brutal, and chaotic. I learned how a person became a top spy—and the level of intelligence, inventiveness, and desire they needed to possess. The suspense felt real.” — onlinebookclub.org


In a city...

The Dead Microphones

The Dead Microphones is the sequel to the The Lure of The Red Dragon. It starts in the same vein, often humorous, describing life and how to live in China for a foreigner and unravels further mysteries, confusion, and pleasures, of living in the most populous country on earth. The interwoven love story also continues.

Halfway through the book, as...

The Lure of the Red Dragon: Life and Love for a Foreigner in Modern China

China today is changing as fast as any time in its history. For a visitor, or someone on a lengthier stay, it can be a baffling country that can only be unravelled by persistence and curiosity. This book shows what it is really like to live in modern China and provides a deep understanding of the reality, the taboos, the challenges, the...

The Climate for Change: An Anthology of Writing on Climate Change Introduced by Mark Oulton

Encompassing both fact and fiction “The Climate for Change” has
something for everyone within its pages. This book represents the
culmination of over a year of work from nine of the writers in the
Suzhou Writers Group.

Prepare yourself for a wild ride through an eclectic collection of
writing, spanning fictional genres, with all the writing falling...