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Pearl Buck in ChinaThe much honored biographer unearths the life and work of Nobel Prize winner Pearl Buck, whose novels captured ordinary life in China.Read More
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Boulder Daily Camera, March 26, 2012
...Steps to Achieving True Success -- Rory Vaden Pearl Buck in China: Journey to the Good Earth -- Hilary Spurling Walking the Tiger's Path: A Soldier's Spiritual Journey in Iraq -- Paul M. Kendal American Sniper: The Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper...
Oldie, December 15, 2011
... which is surely a ghosted autobiography, rather than a biography sells 335,649 in hardback, while Hilary Spurling's life of Matisse splutters along on 12,451. It seems a bit hard to blame it on the hapless Foreman: royal mistresses have always sold...
Oldie, December 15, 2011
... which is surely a ghosted autobiography, rather than a biography sells 335,649 in hardback, while Hilary Spurling's life of Matisse splutters along on 12,451. It seems a bit hard to blame it on the hapless Foreman: royal mistresses have always sold...
Oldie, December 15, 2011
... which is surely a ghosted autobiography, rather than a biography sells 335,649 in hardback, while Hilary Spurling's life of Matisse splutters along on 12,451. It seems a bit hard to blame it on the hapless Foreman: royal mistresses have always sold...
Oldie, December 15, 2011
... which is surely a ghosted autobiography, rather than a biography sells 335,649 in hardback, while Hilary Spurling's life of Matisse splutters along on 12,451. It seems a bit hard to blame it on the hapless Foreman: royal mistresses have always sold...
Oldie, December 15, 2011
... which is surely a ghosted autobiography, rather than a biography sells 335,649 in hardback, while Hilary Spurling's life of Matisse splutters along on 12,451. It seems a bit hard to blame it on the hapless Foreman: royal mistresses have always sold...
Oldie, December 15, 2011
... which is surely a ghosted autobiography, rather than a biography sells 335,649 in hardback, while Hilary Spurling's life of Matisse splutters along on 12,451. It seems a bit hard to blame it on the hapless Foreman: royal mistresses have always sold...
Galveston County Daily News, January 29, 2012
...“Pearl Buck In China: Journey to The Good Earth,” by Hilary Spurling, Simon & Schuster, New York, 304 pages, $27. Born to missionary parents in Hillsboro, W.Va., in 1892, Pearl Sydenstricker moved to China while still an infant. She lived...
Luxury Reading|Book Reviews, Author Interviews, Gi, September 29, 2011
...Reviewed by Nina Longfield Pearl Buck in China: Journey to The Good Earth by Hilary Spurling is an extraordinary review of a remarkable woman’s life . Pearl Buck was a woman who knew world leaders and artists. She advocated for equal and civil...
Kinna Reads, September 17, 2011
...James Tait Memorial Prizes with her novel, The Lotus Eaters. The prize for best biography went to Hilary Spurling for her book Burying the Bones: Pearl Buck in China. The novels on the fiction shortlist were: The Thousand Autumns of Jacob De Zoet by...
Blogs | Mother Jones, July 11, 2011
...consider whether the research was in fact 'worth encouraging.'" See also: "Women in China: A Social Revolution" (Hilary Spurling, More Intelligent Life) 3. My Summer at an Indian Call Center | Andrew Marantz | Mother Jones | July 5, 2011 | 19 minutes...
Roddy Macleod's Blog, June 1, 2011
...which I'm already reading, and then Wild Swans, by Jung Chang, and also Burying the Bones, by Hilary Spurling. I bought both books, and added Travels: Collected Writings, 1950-93, by Paul Bowles, to the pile, even though Bowles didn't get to China. ...
