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Heaven’s Net Is Wide

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Heaven's Net Is Wide

By Lian Hearn About

Heaven’s Net is Wide is the first and last Tale that both closes the circle and introduces readers to the strange and beautiful world of the Otori. It is an epic historical fantasy of revenge and betrayal, honour and loyalty, beauty and passion, and the overwhelming power of love set in a mythical, medieval Japan, which will enthral readers the world over. The world of the Otori has entranced readers since the first book in the Trilogy, Across The Nightingale Floor, was published in 2002. Now Lian Hearn again takes us back to the beginning; to a land that might be feudal Japan or may be another place altogether in the astonishingly beautiful prequel, Heaven’s Net Is Wide.

AuthorLian Hearn About
Type Of BookAustralian Novel
FormatHardback
Age14+
ISBN9780733621444
Published1/09/2007
Price Per CopyRRP $39.95
1–9 copies$35.95
10–19 copies$33.95
20+ copies$31.96
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Lian Hearn

‘I was born in England and emigrated to Australia. I think the main influences on my writing were my teenage years and studying modern languages (French and Spanish) at Oxford. I love languages and words: to learn a foreign language is to enter into a love affair with a country and its culture. It is to become a different person and begin to think in a different way. Coming to Australia brought me closer to Japan, a country I had been interested in for many years. Australia has many links with Japan, and is in the same time zone, though a different hemisphere. Being an Australian means being between West and East and living in a society that has formed itself out of many different and contradictory elements. I identify with this.

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