Tai-Pan
James Clavell
Dell
Review<p>“Unforgettable!”—<em>Chicago Tribune<br></em><br>“A fabulous epic of the Far East that will disturb and excite you…a thrilling and enticing tale of adventure and human relationships…dramatic episodes, exotic vignettes and heady descriptive passages.” –*Baltimore Sun<br></p><p><em>“Clavell is, as always, a matchless tale-spinner.”—</em>Cosmopolitan<br></p><p><em>“Every five or six years there appears on the horizon a book so vast in scope, so peopled with bold, colorful characters, it eclipses other efforts…. Such a book is </em>Tai-Pan.”<em>—</em>Pittsburgh Press<br></p><p><em>“Grand entertainment...packed with action...gaudy and flanboyant with blood and sin, treachery and conspiracy, sex and murder...fresh and vigorous.” —</em>New York Times*</p>About the Author<p>James Clavell, who died in 1994, was a screenwriter, director, producer, and novelist born in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Although he wrote the screenplays for a number of acclaimed films, including <em>The Fly</em> (1958), <em>The Great Escape</em> (1963), and <em>To Sir With Love</em> (1967), he is best known for his epic novels in his Asian Saga. </p></br></br></br></br></br>