We Measure the Earth with Our Bodies

"We Measure the Earth with Our Bodies" is a debut novel that explores the profound journey of a Tibetan family forced into exile following China's invasion of Tibet in the 1950s. Spanning over fifty years and shifting between generations, the story delves into themes of colonization, displacement, and resilience, highlighting both personal and collective struggles. Through intimate portraits of its characters, the novel offers a lyrical meditation on the enduring connection to homeland and tradition amidst upheaval.