Walking The Jungle Of Romance: A Novel

You have not read anything like this before. Guaranteed.This will most likely become the Book of the Year on romance.It's the most hilarious and most entertaining novel on romance for a long time. The writer, being born in China and having lived in the West for thirty years, with eleven years of university education, has triumphed in a volume on Eastern-Western romance with great sense of humor, which is both overwhelmingly intelligent and elegantly intellectual. The writer has shown his unique ability to observe and describe romantic relationship with a fresh eye and exquisite style. This is a fiction on an entangled relationship between a Chinese scholar Ming who lives in New York and his German-American ex-wife Ingrid in New Jersey. The stories were partly inspired by the writer's marriage with his German-born ex-wife and his personal experience in the West for 30 years.Lee is a different type of writer. He doesn't write two hundred pages describing facial features or hair colors or all the nonsensical details of clothing or cosmetic particulars, like most of the writers do. In that regard, while most of writers love beating around the bush, Lee comes right to the point: the most relevant and essential part of any characters: action and dialogues.Instead of writing all the great details that nobody cares or easily forgotten, Lee only describes the most necessary, and let the readers do the rest of the job: using their own senses and imagination to participate in the development of a story. Lee considers writers' habit of dictating and cramming down all the unnecessary information onto readers are both insulting ( reader's imagination power ) and stealing (reader's time and money). Most of the writers create never-ending soap operas in terms of character description, but Lee creates a classic ballet: readers have to use their senses to see and to find more. He takes great care to leave enough room for readers's imagination power. Lee asked how much of readers's life have been wasted on those draconian information in the books they read in a life time. That's one of the worst types of crime, according to his opinion.

• | Author: C. J. Lee
• | Publisher: Independently published
• | Publication Date: May 28, 2017
• | Number of Pages: 200 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1520429770
• | ISBN-13: 9781520429779