Introducing Camus by Junior Win (Burmese Translation)

Introducing CamusTranslated by - Junior WinBook Description – ‘Introducing Camus’ was translated into Burmese by the author Junior Win, and was published in 2008 in Burma. Burmese readers appreciated this book in Burmese when it appeared, and now it might be out of print.Maung Yit (Editor of Moemaka Media) decided to publish this book as e.book for her readers who loved her translation and Camus-lovers in Burma. Some critics and young writers in ...

By Junior Win
File Size: 57672 KB
Publisher: MoeMaKa Multimedia (September 29, 2013)
Publication Date: September 29, 2013
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00FJJ3S7Y
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