Timothy Mo was born in Hong Kong in 1950 to a Cantonese father and an English mother. He was educated in Hong Kong and England. After graduating from St John's College, Oxford, he worked as a journalist for the New Statesman and Boxing News. With Salman Rushdie and Kazuo Ishiguro, Timothy Mo emerged in the 1980s as one of the most important novelists writing about bi-cultural diversity, reflecting both his Anglo-Chinese background and his concerns for the effects of imperialism and colonial rule in South-East Asia.
Awards: James Tait Black (1999) see all
Novels
The Monkey King (1978)
Sour Sweet (1982)
An Insular Possession (1986)
The Redundancy of Courage (1991)
Brownout on Breadfruit Boulevard (1995)
Renegade or Halo 2 (1999)
Pure (2012)
Sour Sweet (1982)
An Insular Possession (1986)
The Redundancy of Courage (1991)
Brownout on Breadfruit Boulevard (1995)
Renegade or Halo 2 (1999)
Pure (2012)
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