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Victor Robert Lee's Blog: Performance Anomalies named one of the best books about Kazakhstan

May 16, 2017

Audiobook of Performance Anomalies by Victor Robert Lee released by Audible this week

The Performance Anomalies audiobook, read by Tony-nominated actor David Pittu, was released yesterday on Audible.

Pittu, who won the 2014 Best Male Solo Performance Audie award for his reading of Donna Tartt's The Goldfinch, describes his impression of Performance Anomalies:

"The machinations of covert dealings and foul play in the book’s story play out in a way that feels accurate and true to how one could imagine things playing out in international shadows these days. Like there are all these secret souls around the globe who keep everything running behind a façade of something more legitimate. I felt like I was in on something very real and dangerous."

David Pittu is the ideal actor to bring Performance Anomalies and Cono 7Q to the listening stage. Pittu's uncanny talent for creating unique voices and convincing accents is on vivid display in Performance Anomalies, as he breathes life into personas ranging from Chinese, Russian, and Kazakh to Pakistani, Ukrainian and Silicon Valley Californian.
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Published on May 16, 2017 15:07 Tags: china, david-pittu, espionage, performance-anomalies, russia

November 7, 2015

Victor Robert Lee Interviewed by The Diplomat

The Diplomat magazine interviews author Victor Robert Lee regarding the South China Sea disputes, Beijing's imperial ambitions, Central Asia, and satellite imagery.

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Published on November 07, 2015 15:58 Tags: central-asia, kazakhstan, satelllites, south-china-sea, xi-jinping

July 18, 2014

STORIES FROM ASIA interview with author Victor Robert Lee

Stories From Asia interviews author Victor Robert Lee on China's territory grabs, hang-glider crashes, Kazakhstan, neuroscience, and the origins of the new spy hero, partly of Chinese origin, who may give James Bond and Jason Bourne a run for their money:

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June 30, 2014

Victor Robert Lee reports on rising China-Japan tensions in the East China Sea

Victor Robert Lee reports in The Diplomat on rising tensions between China and Japan. On-location reporting from Yonaguni Island, Miyako Island, Okinawa and Tokyo.



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Published on June 30, 2014 05:25 Tags: beijing, china, east-china-sea, japan, okinawa, tokyo, yonaguni

November 4, 2013

Author Victor Robert Lee to be interviewed on Singapore’s “Talking Books� 938LIVE Radio Wednesday November 20th at 18:40 [Singapore time]

Michelle Martin of MediaCorp Radio Singapore will discuss the debut novel Performance Anomalies with its author Victor Robert Lee.

About Michelle Martin's ten-years-running book program:

"Hear from your favourite authors and get inside the shrink wrap of the latest book releases in Talking Books. From Mitch Albom to Lat, Anita Desai to Ken Follet, 938LIVE's resident reviewer and host Michelle Martin brings you into a conversation with some of the greatest names in the book world. From book news to reviews, book club discussions to one-on-one interviews with the literati."
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Published on November 04, 2013 21:53 Tags: china, literary-fiction, michelle-martin, performance-anomalies, spy-novel, victor-robert-lee

July 22, 2013

RADIO INTERVIEW WITH VICTOR ROBERT LEE

Rodger Nichols of KYYT was one of forty radio broadcasters who recently interviewed Victor Robert Lee about his novel Performance Anomalies. Here is the interview:



Mark Schreiber reviews Performance Anomalies this week in The Japan Times, calling the novel "a thoroughly original work of fiction":



More on Performance Anomalies and Cono's world can be found at:


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Performance Anomalies named one of the best books about Kazakhstan

Victor Robert Lee
Even though it is fiction, Performance Anomalies was recently named one of the "Best Books About Kazakhstan" by Caravanistan Silk Road Guide, which commented:

"The writing is sumptuous and describes Ka
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