True Love and Bartholomew

Discover the compelling narrative of "True Love and Bartholomew" by Jonathan Falla, published by Cambridge University Press in 1991. This gripping hardback edition spans 426 pages, immersing you in the profound struggles of the Karen, a minority group in Burma, as they fight for autonomy against the Burmese government since 1949.

Drawing from his experiences as a nurse and award-winning playwright, Falla vividly captures the complexities and emotional depth of life among the Karen rebels during a hazardous year spent with them. His insightful storytelling not only highlights their fight for freedom but also illuminates the personal connections and enduring spirit of those affected by conflict.

This book is a must-read for anyone interested in historical struggles for autonomy and the power of human connection amidst adversity. Add "True Love and Bartholomew" to your collection today and explore the resilience of the human spirit.