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Tinta Y Sangre / The Wind Is Blowing, Go AwayDespus de La vegetariana, la novela indita de la Premio Nobel Han Kang. Un thriller potico y existencial Una de las escritoras ms sublimes que pueblan el escenario contemporneo. Berna Gonzlez Harbour, El Pas La literatura de Han Kang es un gnero en s mismo. Eun Gwi Chung, World Literature Today Con unas pocas lneas atraviesa la experiencia humana en su totalidad. Katie Kitamura Cuando Inju, una reconocida pintora, muere en un accidente de coche, su
Después de La vegetariana, la novela inédita de la Premio Nobel Han Kang.Un thriller poético y existencial
«Una de las escritoras más sublimes que pueblan el escenario contemporáneo». - Berna González Harbour, El País
«La literatura de Han Kang es un género en sí mismo». - Eun-Gwi Chung, World Literature Today
«Con unas pocas líneas atraviesa la experiencia humana en su totalidad». - Katie Kitamura
Cuando Inju, una reconocida pintora, muere en un accidente de coche, su mejor amiga, Cheonghee, se niega a creer lo que un crítico de arte afirma: que la artista se suicidó. Cheonghee se embarcará en una investigación obsesiva que la llevará a desentrañar aspectos desconocidos de una biografía cargada de fragilidad y desamparo. Pero la búsqueda de la verdad, a ratos peligrosa, supondrá remover su propia historia, hurgar en viejas heridas y padecer el vértigo que produce el misterio de la existencia. Los sueños y los recuerdos, el arte y la astrofísica, la poesía y el suspense son algunos de los elementos que componen este peculiar y fascinante thriller que la Premio Nobel escribió después de La vegetariana. En Tinta y sangre, Han Kang profundiza en las mismas preguntas de su anterior novela «Si no podemos rechazar la vida y el mundo para huir de la violencia, y tampoco podemos convertirnos en plantas, ¿cómo seguir adelante?». En este libro nos da la clave: debemos sobrevivir para dar testimonio de la verdad con nuestras vidas. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
Following The Vegetarian, the unpublished novel by Nobel Prize winner Han Kang. A poetic and existential thriller "One of the most sublime writers on the contemporary scene." -- Berna González Harbour, El País "Han Kang's literature is a genre unto itself." -- Eun-Gwi Chung, World Literature Today "In just a few lines, she traverses the entirety of the human experience." -- Katie Kitamura
When Inju, a renowned painter, dies in a car accident, her best friend, Cheonghee, refuses to believe what an art critic claims: that the artist committed suicide. Cheonghee embarks on an obsessive investigation that will lead her to unravel unknown aspects of a life fraught with fragility and helplessness. But the search for the truth, at times dangerous, will mean digging into her own history, probing old wounds, and enduring the vertigo produced by the mystery of existence. Dreams and memories, art and astrophysics, poetry and suspense are some of the elements that make up this peculiar and fascinating thriller that the Nobel Prize winner wrote after The Vegetarian. In The Wind Is Blowing, Go Away, Han Kang delves into the same questions as in her previous novel "If we cannot reject life and the world to escape violence, and we cannot become plants either, how do we move forward?" In this book, she gives us the key: we must survive to bear witness to the truth with our lives.
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★★★★★ 4
lower quality casting but very functional. reseason is a must. good purchase otherwise
Size: 2-Quart
this was an amazon primeday impulse buy. initially when reading the reviews i was skeptical of its quality at all and attempted to cancel but i could not(too late). i figured it wasnt the end of the world when it showed up as i only payed 20$ on sale for it.
well, it turns out thats a steal of a deal for this pot. when i opened the package i checked it all over with a magnet. who knows it could be lower quality pot metal but its definitely ferrous material.
the season on it is real, like what you find on a lodge pan but not done well, it was sticky. so i boiled a pot of water and scrubbed the lid and pot insides with a scour pad to remove most of it. it looks exactly like youd expect cast iron to look and it has a smell reminescent of a deseasoned wet cast pan. so i trust it. my version should be 2qt, i do not know if they make larger versions.
i trust it to work in the future and it seems like itll make great stews and soups. possibly even a good camp pot if youre into carrying cast iron with you. its not massive and its not overly heavy at maybe 3 lbs.
it was a good buy and im happy with it. plan to add a bail so i can use it for camping as well as kitchen use.
in conclusion its a lower quality casting but still very functional. it must be reseasoned to be useful but for the price i almost expect it. most cast iron cookware are not made to the spec they used to be and thus require love from the owner to really work well.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Amazing Dutch!
I've been on a cast iron craze recently. I think back to college when I'd watch Yan Can Cook, and Chef Martin Yan would lean over into the pan and say, "It's got to be hot hot!" I finally realize what he means after all these years of cooking. Heat makes for awesome cooking. It gives wok hei. It makes the difference between a juicy, seared steak vs a dry, tough one. When I discovered this secret, I was like a kid in a candy store, picking this cast iron, that cast iron, another cast iron, please.
When I bought the 5 quart Amazon Basics dutch oven, I figured that at the low price, if it came with issues, it wouldn't be an expensive loss. I was impressed with the packaging. Amazon did not want this pot to break, so it had form fitted Styrofoam everywhere, pot and cover nicely separated. There was a nice Amazon Basics logo on the bottom of the pot. Upon close inspection, I thought I found a hairline crack on the cover. It seems when they casted it, part of the iron folded over on itself and formed the line. Someone then took a sander and sanded part of it slightly. What I thought was the hairline crack was actually the edge of the polished surface. The next day, I cooked bacon in it. I fired up the Camp Chef Explorer stove and cooked two pieces of bacon in the pot. I also flipped the cover upside down and cooked two pieces of bacon in it. The cover makes a very nice ad-hoc skillet. After it cooled, I inspected the cover again, and it is not a hairline crack. The bacon seasoning started covering up both the polished and unpolished surface into a nice, uniform seasoning.
The following day, I made chicken stew in it. While carmelizing the onions and carrots, I made another nice discovery. The flat bottom lends itself nicely to efficient stir frying. Sometimes, in a wok, I come across the problem of the bamboo spatula not being able to get under the food, so I end up chasing the food up the sides of the wok unable to flip it. The part of this dutch oven where the bottom meets the sides creates a nice angle that pushes the food onto my bamboo spatula for easy flipping.
Yesterday, I took it to my parents' house and made artisan bread in it. Everyone was impressed with the crispiness of the bread crust. Everyone came back for seconds. Needless to say, I no longer have the dutch oven. My mom liked it so much I gave it to her. It's almost Mother's Day, and who would say no to their mom? *ahem* Amazon...another cast iron, please! LOL
PS: The lid fits a 10 inch skillet but not a 10.25 inch skillet. It falls into a 10.25 skillet.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2019
★★★★★ 5
amazing pan
Size: 2-Quart
beautifully made just the right size. Already comes seasoned.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Perfect for Bread
Size: 2-Quart
I bought this to make the bread in the book "Bittman Bread" by Mark Bittman and Kerri Conan, which I also bought here on Amazon. This Dutch Oven has been working perfectly for the last 6 months of baking. As a bonus, it's much less expensive that the same size Lodge pot. I've got a 5-1/2 quart regular and a 7-1/2 quart enameled both from Lodge and use them all the time for stuff, but I only use this 2 qt for the bread, usually more than once a week. It's great.
Look up that "Bittman Bread" book and buy it from Amazon (I don't think you can insert links in the review), then definitely buy this Dutch Oven. I highly recommend both.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Excellent Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven
Color: Red, Size: 5Qt
This Dutch oven has quickly become my favorite piece of cookware in the kitchen. The enamel coating makes cleanup surprisingly easy, even after slow-cooked meals. It heats evenly and keeps food warm for a long time after cooking. I’ve used it for soups, roasts, pasta dishes, and homemade bread with amazing results every time. The red color is beautiful and looks great sitting on the stovetop. It feels heavy and durable without being impossible to handle. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone looking for a high-quality and versatile cooking pot.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2026