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The Book of Shanghai (A City in Short Fiction) BOOK REVIEW

Comma Press has, for several years now, been collecting short stories from authors based in […]

That We May Live is bold, strange, and exciting. It takes risks, as most Chinese

Braised Pork is an unusual kind of debut. It’s a novel that’s been finely tuned,

If there’s one nation with ludicrous potential to shake the world of literature, it’s China.

Here is a very rare kind of book that has such a weight of cultural

When it was first announced that the epic book series Legends of the Condor Heroes

Translated from the Chinese by Carlos Rojas Yan Lianke is not beloved by his own

China is the oldest nation on Earth that has never been truly conquered or had

Translated from the Mandarin by Ken Liu “In science fiction, humanity is often described as a

Before I lived in Tokyo and Seoul, I lived in Shanghai. Expats and locals alike