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Imperial Harvest

By: Bruce Pascoe
Narrated by: Bruce Pascoe
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Yen Se has lost everything to the Khan's brutality.

Left with one eye and one arm, he is forced out of his home village to work in the city as a horse handler. Witness to the Khan's violent crusade, their raids sweeping across Eurasia, he travels with the theatre of war, but exists outside of it; stunned every morning to find himself alive.

Yen Se moves randomly across Europe with a loose band of survivors – men who think of survival, men who think of resistance, and women who dare to dream of peace. This is the story of war, but more importantly, of hope.

©2024 Bruce Pascoe (P)2024 Bolinda Publishing Ancient Historical Fiction

Critic reviews

'I loved this bountiful sensuous book, more saga than novel, from a writer who confronts again, the contradictions of history, religion and race.' (Hilary McPhee, founding director of McPhee Gribble Publishers and a Chair of the Australia Council for the Arts)
'The vast scope of Bruce Pascoe’s imagination is breath-taking. Imperial Harvest, rendered in lucid and poetic prose, is a meditation on the barbaric absurdity of war, while being, as readers would expect from this extraordinary writer, a poetic hymn to the planet itself.' (Carmel Bird, recipient of the 2016 Patrick White Literary Award)
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