'Portrait of a Thief' Review: A Gripping Heist Novel About Looted Art
Grace D. Li’s debut novel draws from her experience as a tour guide at Stanford’s Cantor Arts Center.
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Grace D. Li’s debut novel draws from her experience as a tour guide at Stanford’s Cantor Arts Center.
In the new novel Portrait of a Thief, the "thieves" are not expert criminals but young Chinese American students who share the same goal of returning a piece of looted art to China.
In the new novel Portrait of a Thief, the "thieves" are not expert criminals but young Chinese American students who share the same goal of returning a piece of looted art to China.
In the new novel Portrait of a Thief, the "thieves" are not expert criminals but young Chinese American students who share the same goal of returning a piece of looted art to China.
In the new novel Portrait of a Thief, the "thieves" are not expert criminals but young Chinese American students who share the same goal of returning a piece of looted art to China.