Heat the color of fire, sky as heavy as mud and, under, both, the soil-hard, dry, unyielding.
An edition of Rice without rain
(1986)
Rice without rain
by Minfong Ho
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After social rebels convince the headman of a small village in northern Thailand to resist the land rent, his seventeen-year-old daughter Jinda finds herself caught up in the student uprising in Bangkok.
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"Heat the color of fire, sky as heavy as mud and, under, both, the soil-hard, dry, unyielding."
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