I liked the second one, set mostly in China's wild western
(in more ways than one) provinces, even better. Muslims on
horseback that the central government is trying to rein in,
ancient cities lost to desert sand, leftover White Russians,
old missile silos used for housing---most exotic.
The third one lost me quite a bit; I
think it was the most "Buddhist" of the three. Joy
miker wrote "Pattison's Skull Mantra is pretty good."
re
> Stewart Wilson wrote:
> Eliot Pattison's three novels, beginning with
THE
> SKULL MANTRA are set in Tibet, with
Buddhist
> characters, themes and dilemmas.
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