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104 reviews"Effortlessly blends the past with the present, dark humour with profound sadness. A deeply human masterpiece." - Kirkus Reviews
Who are you? You must be wondering. I am your soulmate, your old friend, and I have come back to this city of sixteen million in search of you.
So begins the first letter that falls into Wang’s lap as he flips down the visor in his taxi. The letters that follow are filled with the stories of Wang’s previous lives, bound to his mysterious “soulmate,” spanning one thousand years of betrayal and intrigue. As the letters continue to appear seemingly out of thin air, Wang becomes convinced that someone is watching him and with each letter, Wang feels the watcher growing closer and closer…
"Astonishing, amazing... It’s the small sagas of Chinese history contained in the letters, together with Barker’s vivid descriptions of today’s China, that set this book apart as a work of considerable, if unnerving, importance... Tightly wound, intensely wrought, fantastically exciting... Beguiling, readable, intense... The book’s stellar narrative carries us briskly along.” - Simon Winchester, The New York Times Book Review
Seamlessly weaving Chinese folklore, history, and literary classics, The Incarnations is a taut and gripping novel that sheds light on the cyclical nature of history as it hints that the past is never truly settled.
