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China's poet laureate of corruption - New York Times.
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Celebrated for his darkly funny tales of contemporary Chinese urban life, New York Times columnist Murong has emerged as one of China's leading dissident voices. His writing became a cult hit amongst young middle class Chinese looking for writing that pushed the boundaries of what was acceptable literature. In 2010 he won China's leading literary prize but was prevented from accepting it. Through his NYT column, and speeches in New York, Oslo and Hay, he has emerged as a beacon for independent writers everywhere.
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- PublisherFortysix
- Publication date2015
- ISBN 10 9881410533
- ISBN 13 9789881410535
- BindingHardcover
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