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The Plum in the Golden Vase or Chin P'ing Mei Volume Three The Aphrodisiac Princeton Library of Asian Translations David Tod Roy Books

Received my copy of Volume 3 of the late David Roy's "The Plum in the Golden Vase" when returning home from office and just couldn't put it down until 3.00am. I am sure, like others who have the interest in this novel, would regret the untimely passing away of David Roy before he could complete his translation. I wonder if PRINCETON UNIVERSITY will fund another scholar to take up where DR has left off.


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The Plum in the Golden Vase or Chin P'ing Mei Volume Three The Aphrodisiac Princeton Library of Asian Translations David Tod Roy Books Reviews

I've just read the first four volumes of the Plum in the Golden Vase back to back & I can't wait for the publication of the fifth. I have no Chinese, so I have no idea whether the translation is accurate, but I can tell you the translator has a fantastic ear for language. The combination of high poetry and guttural vernacular here is irresistible. Definitely a major personal discovery.
Received my copy of Volume 3 of the late David Roy's "The Plum in the Golden Vase" when returning home from office and just couldn't put it down until 3.00am. I am sure, like others who have the interest in this novel, would regret the untimely passing away of David Roy before he could complete his translation. I wonder if PRINCETON UNIVERSITY will fund another scholar to take up where DR has left off.