Wooden Fish Songs
Original title: Wooden fish songs
earliest edition we have, 1995 Dutton, 1995 384 pages
In nineteenth-century China, "Wooden Fish Songs" were the laments sung by Chinese women for their men who went looking for a better life on "Gold Mountain" - America. In the novel Wooden Fish Songs, the voices of three extraordinary women speak across the decades to tell the story of one such real-life pioneer - Lue Gim Gong ("Double Brilliance"). After years of virtual indentured servitude in the West and New Engla...
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