R. F. Kuang · 2023
A satirical novel about a struggling writer who steals a deceased friend's manuscript to achieve literary fame and success.
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
None yet.
The author, or a host talking with the author, discusses the book. Not counted as an endorsement.
“Her latest work is Yellowface, which I loved. Stephen King described it as the following, quote, This is a great read. Crime, satire, horror, paranoia, questions of cultural appropriation.”
Tyler Cowen, Host on Conversations with TylerRebecca F. Kuang on National Literatures, Book Publishing, and History in Fiction
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