Because of adulthood, fairy tales

Author: Mahua
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Mahua's writing, like that of a sprite, explores women, men, love, desire, human emotions, worldly wisdom, fashion, books, deep affection, betrayal, and the myriad aspects of urban life. Her elegant and playful style brings a slightly tipsy reading pleasure, while her unique and sharp perspective strikes the vulnerable part of urban dwellers' hearts. Mahua is such a woman—reading her words, observing the life they present, the elements of color, aroma, taste, and form are all well-rounded; the key is, her core is grounded. In truth, for any woman who persists in writing year after year, her core is grounded, otherwise, how could she have endured the lonely and chilly nights in front of the computer? Opium Fragrance is Mahua's fourth book, and it's all typed out, one character at a time. It can be said that female writers are not true witches; they all know that writing can serve as a fulcrum in life. With such a fulcrum, life is at least not as ethereal and ungrounded, and at least there is something to hold onto.