North Korea is a mythically strange land, an Absurdistan, where almost nothing is known about the people or, more important, their missile-launching leaders. There is, however, one man—a humble sushi chef from Japan—who infiltrated the inner sanctum, becoming the Dear Leader's cook, confidant, and court jester. What is life like serving Kim Jong-il and his heir? A strange and dangerous gig where the food and drink never stop, the girls are all virgins and you're never really safe. We sent Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Adam Johnson to meet the man who survived all the craziness.

Bine scris articol! Auzisem de Fujimoto, dar nu stiam prea mult detalii.

Exceptional, ma gandesc sa-mi comand "The Orphan Master's Son", Pulitzer-ul de fictiune pe 2013 al lui nenea Johnson asta. E tot cu NK.

Mai bine nu. M-am uitat peste ea si stilul e ok, dar e slaba ca si continut. Daca te intereseaza NK, uita-te mai degraba la Crossing the Line, e incomparabil mai informativ si entertaining in acelasi timp.