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Free expression and literacy advocacy group PEN America this week released the report “Censorship and Conscience: Foreign Authors and the Challenge of Chinese Censorship<\/a>.” The\u00a0study, written\u00a0by journalist Alexa Olesen<\/a>, looks\u00a0at\u00a0how\u00a0foreign authors are navigating China’s heavily censored and rapidly growing publishing industry, and offers a set of recommendations for those\u00a0looking to publish in the PRC.\u00a0AP summarizes the report’s findings<\/strong><\/a>:<\/p>\n

A report on Wednesday from the PEN American Center says translated versions of foreign books may be expurgated because of political sensitivities about such topics as Taiwan, Tibet and the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown on democracy protesters. But sexually explicit material and references to gay and lesbian issues are also frowned upon.<\/p>\n

The report intends to draw attention to how such censorship could affect writers outside China as it takes an increasingly prominent place in the global publishing industry.\u00a0China<\/a>\u00a0will be the regional focus of this year\u2019s BookExpo America in New York next week, with a delegation of hundreds of state writers and publishers.<\/p>\n

[…]\u00a0The report says that in many instances, foreign authors and their agents and publishers do not know enough about the workings of Chinese censorship to ensure books aren\u2019t censored. Many have signed contracts that promise the preservation of the author\u2019s original content but they leave the translation to the Chinese publisher and fail to vet the resulting copy. Other authors consent to some censorship, reasoning that even in diluted form, getting new ideas into China will help the cause of free expression.<\/p>\n

[…] PEN said it interviewed dozens of authors, publishers and literary agents in the United States, China, Taiwan, Australia and Europe for the report. It says that as book advances and royalty payments rise in China, there are serious concerns about the kind of compromises foreign authors and publishers may make and the impact this can have on free expression. [Source<\/a><\/strong>]<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

The PEN\u00a0report notes<\/a> (pg. 13) that references to jailed writer and dissident Liu Xiaobo<\/a> (and PEN’s efforts to advocate on his behalf) were removed from the\u00a02014 Chinese edition<\/strong><\/a> of Paul Auster’s 2010 novel “Sunset Park<\/a>.” The New York Times’ Chris Buckley reports:<\/p>\n

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The mainland Chinese edition of the novel, published late last year, left out the main parts about Mr. Liu\u2019s case, and remaining mentions of Mr. Liu and China were replaced by cryptic, almost Auster-esque references to \u201cL\u201d and \u201ccountry C.\u201d In reality, Mr. Liu was\u00a0sentenced to 11 years in prison<\/a>\u00a0in 2009 and was\u00a0awarded the Nobel Peace Prize<\/a>\u00a0in 2010. His wife, Liu Xia, who is also mentioned in the original version of the novel, and appears in the Chinese edition as \u201cL\u2019s wife,\u201d lives in heavy isolation under\u00a0informal house arrest<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\u201cWell, I live in the world I write about,\u201d Mr. Auster, who has\u00a0supported PEN American\u2019s efforts to secure Mr. Liu\u2019s freedom<\/a>, said in a telephone interview.<\/p>\n

\u201cI\u2019m not even blaming the publisher,\u201d he said. \u201cI understand the pressure they\u2019re under, and if they had taken a stand and printed those pages, they probably would have been shut down.\u201d […] [Source<\/a><\/strong>]<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

For more on foreign author’s\u00a0approach to censorship and China, see an ongoing ChinaFile conversation<\/a> that so far features contributions from Columbia University Political Science professor Andrew J. Nathan and writer Zha Jianying. Also see CDT’s earlier coverage of the varying\u00a0perspectives\u00a0of former New Yorker China correspondents Peter Hessler and Evan Osnos<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, as writers weigh\u00a0commercial prospects against the potential cuts that may be required to access the Chinese market, Li Keqiang\u00a0is\u00a0taking\u00a0successful Chinese authors with him to Columbia in hopes of boosting Chinese soft power reserves<\/strong><\/a> in Latin America:<\/p>\n

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They include Nobel Prize winner\u00a0Mo\u00a0Yan, bestselling spy-thriller writer Mai Jia, and Chinese Writers Association chairwoman Tie Ning.<\/p>\n

[…] “The export of literature is the export of the spirit and ideology that will affect others’ indigenous culture and way of thinking,” the [People’s Daily] article said. “Li’s trip is just the first step.”<\/p>\n

[…]\u00a0Although China wields strong economic influence in the developing countries, the presence of Chinese culture abroad remains scant. China’s cultural exchanges with Latin America were in “a complete deficit”, People’s Daily said.<\/p>\n

[…]\u00a0Beijing has ramped up public diplomacy efforts in recent years as the leadership fears its foreign affairs initiatives have led to misperceptions at home and abroad. [Source<\/a><\/strong>]<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Free expression and literacy advocacy group PEN America this week released the report “Censorship and Conscience: Foreign Authors and the Challenge of Chinese Censorship.” The\u00a0study, written\u00a0by journalist Alexa Olesen, looks\u00a0at\u00a0how\u00a0foreign authors are navigating China’s heavily censored and rapidly growing publishing industry, and offers a set of recommendations for those\u00a0looking to publish in the PRC.\u00a0AP summarizes 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