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Cement Factory No.9 - Tales from a Hanoi Bookshop
Cement Factory No.9 - Tales from a Hanoi Bookshop episodes
- Chapter 1. FloodEver had a bookshop fantasy?
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16 min - Chapter 2. Infidelity I, II, IIIEver had a bookshop fantasy?
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9 min - Chapter 3. Morality PoliceEver had a bookshop fantasy?
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12 min - Chapter 4. Feng ShueEver had a bookshop fantasy?
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23 min - Chapter 5. The OrphansEver had a bookshop fantasy?
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14 min - Chapter 6. FestiveEver had a bookshop fantasy?
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25 min - Chapter 7. EntertainmentEver had a bookshop fantasy?
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16 min - Chapter 8. Tourist RunEver had a bookshop fantasy?
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23 min - Chapter 9. Street LifeEver had a bookshop fantasy?
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13 min - Chapter 10. Odd JobsEver had a bookshop fantasy?
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About Cement Factory No.9 - Tales from a Hanoi Bookshop
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An accidental journey begins in a small English language bookshop and leads you through the winding backstreets of Hanoi. Evocative bite-sized vignettes about life, circuses, the streets and the…
people of Vietnam’s northern capital. All the while battling counterfeiting book thugs, censorship and hiding out with Imperialist-Running-Dogs. Stories from Hanoi at the start of the new millennium, Cement Factory No.9 is an ode to a country in transition, where the rules were rubbery and a decent read was in short supply.
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