On Such a Full Sea (Paperback)

from msf59

Pan is sixteen and a fish-tank diver. Fish are raised and harvested in large tanks. She is very efficient at her job. She resides in B-More, an urban labor settlement, located on the east coast. The setting is the distant future. After her boyfriend suddenly disappears, Pan decides to leave the s...

from UnrulySun

Fan is a resident of B-Mor, a once-thriving American city which has become a walled-in food-production facility-- a community of contented middle-class workers-- supplying fish and vegetables to the wealthy and elite Charter communities that lay nestled inside their own walls, behind their own la...

from jmoncton

The setting is 100 years in our future and society has been divided into 3 classes; the wealthy and educated Charters, the people who make their living by serving the Charters, either directly, or in safe walled communities, and finally the unlucky few who live in the open ungoverned spaces. Fan ...

from edparks

On Such a Full Sea By Chang-rae Lee In his four previous novels Chang-rae Lee has explored, under various guises, the immigrant experience. In this novel, his fifth, he transports us to a dystopian future America with a vividly imagined odyssey of a young girl, by the name of Fan. Chang-rae Lee m...

from ecataldi

This is the first book by Chang-rae Lee that I've had the pleasure of reading and now I certainly plan on reading more! Lee has a beautiful way with words and they just flow on the page creating a literary masterpiece that compels you to pay attention and care about the matters at hand. It's not ...