"Malaysia in literature." . . "1900 - 1999" . . "Malaya in literature." . . "Roman." . . "English fiction." . . "Engelse letterkunde." . . . . . "The Chinese Love Pavilion, etc"@en . "Electronic books" . "Der Chinesische liebespavillon. Roman" . . . . . . "Kjaerlighets-paviljongen" . "Pabellón chino de amor" . "Pabellón chino de amor"@es . "Novel·les" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "The Chinese Love Pavilion"@en . . . "The Chinese love pavilion : a novel" . "The Chinese love pavilion : a novel"@en . . . . "Kjærlighetspaviljongen" . . . . "Tekstuitgave" . . "The Chinese love pavilion a novel" . "Chinese love pavilion"@en . . . . . . . "The chinese love pavillon" . . . "Fiction"@en . . "Fiction" . . "The Chinese love pavillon" . "Der chinesische Liebespavillon : Roman" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Het Chinese liefdespaviljoen" . . . "The Chinese love pavilion" . "Der chinesische Liebespavillon Roman" . "Der Chinesische Liebespavillon : Roman" . . . . . . "The Chinese love pavilion"@en . . . "Den Kinesiska kärlekspaviljongen" . "Der chinesische Liebespavillon" . . "Pabellon chino de amor"@en . . . "The chinese love pavilion" . . "Le pavillon chinois du désir. Roman anglais" . . . . . . . . "In Bombay in the 1930s a young British clerk named Tom Brent is persuaded by a botanist named Saxby to stay on in India. Saxby is that rare Englishman who really understands Indian culture, but he's also elusive and deeply flawed. Years later, after Tom has become a soldier and been wounded in Burma, he is sent on a mission to Malaya to track down Saxby, now suspected of murder. The second half of the novel, set in 1945 (a time when Scott was in Malaya), is a strange brew of exotic romance, tensions between army officers, and the mystery of the jungle: its cultures, religions, and fauna. The love pavilion is where Tom meets his Eurasian lover and imagines he can escape the constraints of British colonial notions of manhood." . "In Bombay in the 1930s a young British clerk named Tom Brent is persuaded by a botanist named Saxby to stay on in India. Saxby is that rare Englishman who really understands Indian culture, but he's also elusive and deeply flawed. Years later, after Tom has become a soldier and been wounded in Burma, he is sent on a mission to Malaya to track down Saxby, now suspected of murder. The second half of the novel, set in 1945 (a time when Scott was in Malaya), is a strange brew of exotic romance, tensions between army officers, and the mystery of the jungle: its cultures, religions, and fauna. The love pavilion is where Tom meets his Eurasian lover and imagines he can escape the constraints of British colonial notions of manhood."@en . . . . . "Den kinesiska kärlekspaviljongen"@sv . . . . "FICTION / General" . . "Englisch." . . "Fiction in English, 1900- Texts." . . "Kina." . .