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Simon & Schuster Ltd Hardback English

Awake in the Floating City

'An astonishing work of art...This is the kind of book that changes you, that leaves you seeing more vividly, and living more fully, in its wake' Rachel Khong

By Susanna Kwan

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Simon & Schuster Ltd Hardback English

Awake in the Floating City

'An astonishing work of art...This is the kind of book that changes you, that leaves you seeing more vividly, and living more fully, in its wake' Rachel Khong

By Susanna Kwan

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