The story of a search for Mike Langford, a war photographer with a reputation for risk-taking who disappears inside Cambodia after its fall to the Khmer Rouge. First time in paperback.
Christopher J. Koch Book order
Christopher Koch is a celebrated Australian novelist whose works delve into the intricate themes of identity, history, and culture. His writing is characterized by a rich, descriptive prose and a profound insight into the human psyche. Koch's narratives often draw upon his extensive experience in broadcasting and his travels, lending his stories an authenticity and a global perspective. His literary contributions to Australian and world literature are significant, with his books resonating with readers for their intellectual and emotional depth.
- 1997
- 1991
Der Mitgänger
- 408 pages
- 15 hours of reading
- 1988
- 1978
The Year of Living Dangerously
- 296 pages
- 11 hours of reading
The year is 1965. The fiercely nationalistic government of the god-king Sukarno has brought Indonesia to the brink of chaos. Engulfed in the violence are Guy Hamilton, a Western journalist; Billy Kwan, his Chinese-Australian cameraman; and the young British woman they both love. Kwan's disillusionment with his hero Sukarno leads him to desperate action, and a complex drama of loyalty and betrayal is played out in the eye of the political storm.
