Orpheus and Eurydice: And Other Poems (1882)

China in the Age of SARS is the fictionalized account of SARS in mainland China. It is the story of an American businessman and his family who moved to China for a teaching position just prior to the appearance of SARS. It recounts the people, places and experiences found in China and the changes that took place as the country was swept by SARS. This story is deeply relevant to any reader interested in China, foreign relations, international relations, current events, education, or just good adventure. China in the Age of SARS offers an honest and refreshing eyewitness account of how it really was and is overseas. This is not your standard boring guidebook or travel agency brochure. The author doesn’t spare any observation or opinion and the people and places found in China become three-dimensional animations right in front of your eyes. Read on!