Prism 21.1
Prism (Volume 21, Number 1, 2024) Guest edited by Ban Wang and Haomin Gong Culture, Nature, and Environmental Humanities: An Introduction By Ban Wang TRADITIONAL ECOLOGICAL WISDOM Dog Has No Buddha...
View ArticlePaper Republic 2024 Roll Call
2024 Roll-Call of Chinese Literature in English Translation By Jack Hargreaves, published December 24, 2024 ‘Tis the end of 2024 (Where it’s gone? Don’t ask me.) and that means it’s time for the annual...
View ArticleLing Yü wins 2025 Newman Prize
NORMAN, OKLA. – An international jury has selected Taiwanese poet Ling Yü 零⾬ (Wang Meiqin 王美琴) as the winner of the 2025 Newman Prize for Chinese Literature. Sponsored by the University of Oklahoma...
View ArticleDisoriented Disciplines review
MCLC Resource Center is pleased to announce publication of Carles Prado-Fonts’ review of Disoriented Disciplines: China, Latin America, and the Shape of World Literature, by Rosario Hubert. The review...
View ArticleThe Anaconda in the Chandelier review
MCLC Resource Center is pleased to announce publication of Jeffrey Kinkley’s review of The Anaconda in the Chandelier: Writings on China, by Perry Link. The review appears below and at its online home:...
View ArticlePeace and Love poetry reading (1)
On December 31, I participated in a New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day poetry marathon on the internet in Chinese and other languages, hosted by the poet 桉予 An Yu. Altogether 300 poets reading over 24...
View ArticleSuipian (Jan. 2025)
碎篇 // Suipian // Fragments By TABITHA SPEELMAN JAN 26, 2025 Welcome to the 4th edition of Suipian, my personal newsletter in which I share thoughts and resources that help me make sense of Chinese...
View ArticleInterview with Kenneth Pai Hsien-yung
MCLC Resource Center is pleased to announce publication of “Behind the Scenes with the White Peony: An Interview with Kenneth Pai Hsien-yung,” interviewed and translated by Ursula Friedman. Too long to...
View ArticlePaper Republic newsletter no. 20
Happy Chinese New Year! As we usher in the Year of the Snake, this vibrant and meaningful occasion is the perfect time to celebrate the richness of Chinese culture—and what better way than through the...
View ArticleAh Q, Big Brother, and a Californian’s Atlantic Crossing
Source: Writing Chinese (1/30/25) Ah Q, Big Brother, and a Californian’s Atlantic Crossing By Jeffrey Wasserstrom Jeffrey Wasserstrom is Chancellor’s Professor of History at UC Irvine and co-editor of...
View ArticleEnglish jueju
Every other year, the University of Oklahoma celebrates the winner of the Newman Prize for Chinese Literature (this year Ling Yü, 零⾬) as well as the winners of the Newman Prize for English Jueju...
View ArticleLu Xun and World Literature
New Publication Ma, Xiaolu and Carlos Rojas, eds. Lu Xun and World Literature. HK: Hong Kong University Press, 2025. Abstract: In Lu Xun and World Literature, Xiaolu Ma, Carlos Rojas, and other...
View ArticleCLTT 55.3-4
Dear colleagues, We invite you to explore the latest double issue of CLTT! It features a special issue on New Genres of Chinese Web Novels, guest-edited by Renren Yang, a special section honoring the...
View ArticleQueer Literature in the Sinosphere review
MCLC Resource Center is pleased to announce publication of Wen-chi Li’s review of Queer Literature in the Sinosphere, edited by Hongwei Bao and Yahia Zhengtang Ma. The review appears below and at its...
View ArticleTaiwanese Science Fiction–cfp
Call for Abstracts: Taiwanese Science Fiction Journal: Taiwan Lit and the Global Sinosphere Guest Editors: Wen-chi Li and Michael O’Krent Expected Publication Year: 2027 Over the last 10 years, science...
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