April 26, 2017
CDT Bookshelf
David Bandurski on “Dragons in Diamond Village”
Award-winning writer and independent film producer David Bandurski is the editor of the China Media Project at the University of Hong Kong where he researches and writes about Chinese journalism. His book, “Dragons in Diamond Village” (Penguin Australia 2015), will come out in the United States on October 25 from Melville House. Vividly narrated, Bandurski’s non-fiction book breathes life into the “tales from the back alleys ...March 6, 2016
CDT Bookshelf: JFK Miller on “Trickle-down Censorship”
Between 2005 and 2011, Australian JFK Miller served as editor-in-chief of the Shanghai-based English-language entertainment magazine That’s ...
Han Han: The Problem With Me
Shanghai-born blogger, author, director, singer, restaurateur, and race car driver Han Han published his first essay while still in junior ...
September 20, 2016
Author Details Unapproved Cuts to “Leftover Women”
The question of whether authors should accept censorship in exchange for publication within China has been much discussed in recent years. Some, ...
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