Twelve kinds of taste
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History, Fiction, Coma, Patients
Dai Wei lies in a coma after he was shot in the head at the Tiananmen Square protest ten years earlier. As the minute-by-minute chronicling of the lead-up to his shooting becomes even more intense, the reader is caught in a gripping, emotional journey where the boundaries between life and death are increasingly blurred.
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Relentless, overwhelming, bleak and grave.
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On Open Library, 2 have read it and 6 want to.
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