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Sally Feng

Author of "The Glint of the Luopan" – Now on Amazon

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Day 24. Time And Tide. 岁月

Day 23. For A Lifetime. 一辈子

Day 22. Daydream Nation. 白日梦的国家

Day 20. Homo erectus pekinensis. 北京猿人

Day 19. Love In Strange Places. 爱情在奇怪的地方

Day 18. Cat Empire. 猫帝国

Day 17. Enlightenment. 菩提

Day 16. Left behind. 落单了

Day 15. Elegance. 雅气

Day 14. Seeing through. 看透

The eye with which I see God is the same eye with which God sees me. – Meister Eckhardt

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Sally Feng is an expert in Chinese culture and philosophy and loves to spread the word about these topics. She holds a Master’s degree in Literary Translation and Sinology. Her other interests include the paranormal and Asian religions. After completing her first novel translations for different publishers, she published the Urban Fantasy title “The Glint of the Luopan”. The novel is set in New York and Beijing and deals with Chinese magic and philosophy, among other things. She works as an author, translator and editor.

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Out now: The Glint of the Luopan

A Daoist journey through New York and Beijing. A secret society. A young woman on a mission to find her dad.

 

 

Da wo die Lämmer zwitschern

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