Unsinkable: Short Stories from Taiwanese Writers Author|Patrick Bettendorf

Unsinkable: Short Stories from Taiwanese Writers Author|Patrick BettendorfThe tumultuous recent history of Taiwan surprisingly gave the islands unusually diverse cultures. People immigrated to Taiwan for all kinds of reasons, from missionaries sent to pass on their gospels, businessmen developing new markets, workers seeking bigger money, to refugees running from wars or dissidents looking for asylum. Thus memories of the lost past are a motif of Taiwanese literature and a powerful approach for writers to deal with issues

through entertaining stories and innovative exercises

Julie's writing style is friendly and goes down easy

This compelling and engaging little book is packed with insight-popping mood-elevating techniques that can be applied in a parking lot a mall or a boardroom

"' Other poems explore children's egotism the importance of imagination stories and family and how innocence becomes experience

Filled with witty and wonderful stories he shows us that sometimes a game is more than a game

So it is fitting that Mimi and Jean developed a process for storytelling (and do so by telling stories) that will spread the wisdom and knowledge of creative problem solving and innovation for generations to come

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