Barry Hughart's Master Li and Number Ten Ox
"'Okay!' I said to myself. 'This book is going to be about love.' And so it is, and so are ones that followed."
— Barry Hughart, The Chronicles of Master Li and Number Ten Ox
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Hughart's tales of "of an Ancient China That Never Was" are one of the earliest examples of Silk Roads Fantasy:
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Bridge of Birds, Barry Hughart, New York: St. Martin's, 1984, with dust jacket illustration by Cynthia Watts Clark (image served by NC State University Libraries).
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The Story of the Stone, Barry Hughart, New York: Doubelday, 1988, with dust jacket illustration by Mark Harrison (image served by AbeBooks).
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Eight Skilled Gentlemen, Barry Hughart, New York: Doubleday, 1991, with dust jacket illustration by Mark Harrison (image served by Barry Hughart Bibliography).
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