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Empresses, Fiction, Interpersonal relations, Imaginary places
With the heart of an Atwood tale and the visuals of a classic Asian period drama, Nghi Vo's *The Empress of Salt and Fortune* is a tightly and lushly written narrative about empire, storytelling, and the anger of women.
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Meticulous, grave, earnest and classical in form.
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On Open Library, 11 have read it and 22 want to.
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“Is The empress of salt and fortune too earnest?”
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