Tag: Literature

• 2013.05.19 Evan Osnos on the Resonance of “Gatsby” in China
• 2013.05.05 Reading “Gatsby” in Beijing
• 2013.05.05 ‘The Dark Road’ and Ma Jian on Censorship
• 2013.05.03 10 Coolest Novels about Modern China
• 2013.03.15 The World Has Yet to See the Best of Chinese Literature
• 2013.02.28 Yu Hua: Censorship’s Many Faces
• 2013.02.27 Nobel Laureate Mo Yan: “I Am Guilty”
• 2013.02.01 Masters of Subservience: China’s ‘Bureaucracy Lit’
• 2012.12.21 A Good Year for Chinese-English Translation
• 2012.12.13 Mo Yan and the Politics of Language
• 2012.12.08 Mo Yan Addresses Critics in Nobel Lecture
• 2012.10.19 Sensitive Words: Luzhou Riots, Liao Yiwu and More
• 2012.10.16 Mo Yan Has “Lost Faith in the Party”
• 2012.10.14 Ministry of Truth: Mo Yan’s Nobel
• 2012.10.12 Nobel Laureate Mo Yan Hopes for Liu Xiaobo’s Freedom
• 2012.10.12 Drawing the News: Mo Yan and the Nobel
• 2012.10.11 Mo Yan Wins 2012 Nobel Prize for Literature
• 2012.10.09 China’s Nobel Winners, Past and Possible
• 2012.09.05 The Bookworms of China
• 2012.06.16 The Gray Zone
• 2012.05.29 Finding Zen and Book Contracts in Beijing
• 2012.04.16 Free Speech Activists Protest London Book Fair
• 2012.03.12 The Key to China
• 2012.02.24 Paul Mason’s Top 10 Books About China
• 2012.01.09 Chinese Novel A Hit, But Who Wrote It?
• 2011.12.24 Realism’s Return: Yu Hua’s ‘China in Ten Words’ Reviewed
• 2011.11.06 Has China Found the Future of Publishing?
• 2011.11.06 Pushing China’s Limits on Web, if Not on Paper
• 2011.10.27 Recreating the Horrors of Nanjing
• 2011.09.19 Chinese Publishers Adapt to Rising Popularity of E-Books
• 2011.08.16 ‘I’m Not Interested in Them; I Wish They Weren’t Interested in Me’: An Interview with Liao Yiwu
• 2011.07.21 Cha: An Asian Literary Journal: China Issue
• 2011.07.07 Ma Jian: “In China, I Feel Kafka’s Presence Everywhere.”
• 2011.04.29 Authorised Chinese Edition of One Hundred Years of Solitude Coming Soon
• 2011.04.19 Word Crimes: Murong Xuecun Interviewed
• 2011.03.17 China Writer Bi Feiyu Wins Asia’s Top Literary Prize
• 2011.02.25 Wang Xiaofang Exposes World of Chinese Bureaucracy
• 2011.02.09 Yu Hua: China in 10 Words
• 2010.12.24 Book Publishers Scramble for Chinese Readers
• 2010.12.09 I Read Han Han’s “Party (独唱团)”: Part I
• 2010.10.01 Chinese Writer Cements a Legacy
• 2010.09.24 A Hero of the China Underground
• 2010.09.22 Liao Yiwu’s First Trip Abroad
• 2010.06.15 Julia Lovell: China’s Conscience
• 2010.05.05 Frank Moorhouse: Soft Power, Hard Labour
• 2010.03.09 China to Loosen Control over Book Publishing
• 2010.02.02 Why I Write: Peter Hessler
• 2010.01.19 Nobel Laureate Recipient Gao Xingjian (高行健): ‘China Has Not Changed, Neither Have I’
• 2009.11.17 Chinese Writer Su Tong Wins Asia’s Top Literary Prize
• 2009.11.11 Julia Lovell on Translating Lu Xun’s Complete Fiction: “His is an Angry, Searing Vision of China”
• 2009.11.02 In China, Objections to Google’s Book Scans
• 2009.10.13 Frankfurt Book Fair Welcomes China, Dissident Voices
• 2009.10.07 Wang Gang (王刚) on English and the Cultural Revolution
• 2009.09.20 German Book Fair’s Dissident Guests Roil China
• 2009.08.26 Diane Wei Liang: A Life in China
• 2009.08.26 Obituary: David Hawkes
• 2009.08.03 Jia Pingwa’s Banned Novel Returns after 17 Years
• 2009.04.23 Between Communism and Capitalism: Review of Brothers
• 2009.03.26 Lisa See: Shanghai Girls
• 2009.03.07 Four New Books About China