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Junying Kirk
As an Indie author, I have published three novels on Amazon Kindle: The Same Moon, Trials of Life, and Land of Hope, a modern "Journey To The West" Trilogy. I have worked as an academic, researcher, teacher, cultural consultant and professional interpreter in the UK. I enjoy working, but writing is my passion. I regularly blog at www.junyingkirk.com where I share my love for books, photography, travels, fabulous food and other aspects of modern life.
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Monthly Archives: March 2011
A New Author’s Reflection and Dilemma: Social Media in Promoting Books
Many of you who read this probably know that I am a new published author, recently had my first full-length novel on Kindle, although I have had a very long love affair with books, writing and publication. I have ‘flirted’ … Continue reading
The Day Chairman Mao Died
Andrew was flicking through the channels, as usual. He had earned his nickname, ‘channel hopper’. “Why the hell can they not leave her alone? For goodness sake, she’s been dead for a few years, end of story.” Andrew was often … Continue reading
The Day The Earth Shook
That night, I slept fitfully, kept tossing and turning, and drifting in and out of shallow dreams and memories of the past. Eventually before the day broke, on the morning of 12 May 2008, I got out of bed, eagerly … Continue reading
Posted in China & East Asia, Short Stories
Tagged banquet, cheers, China & The East, deaths, earthquake, new rich, news, rescue, reunion, school friends, shake, Sichuan, Wenchuan
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A Love Lost from The Same Moon
Chapter One: Forbidden Love Come to me in the silence of the night; Come in the speaking silence of a dream; Come with soft rounded cheeks and eyes as bright As sunlight on a stream; Come back in tears, O … Continue reading
Posted in China & East Asia, Economics & Society, Reading & Writing, Short Stories
Tagged China & The East, dream, love, photo, romance, student life, university
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