China and the Nobel III

By Megan Shank, Jeffrey Wasserstrom




NOVEMBER 4, 2013

Part III of our series on China and the Nobel Prize for Literature. LARB‘s Asia editors Megan Shank and Jeffrey Wasserstrom asked a number of prominent writers and critics to discuss their choices for the Nobel Prize in Literature. We published four [here], and  four more [here], and today two more.

 

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Claire Conceison talks to Jeffrey Wasserstrom

about Gao Xingjiang

 

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Gloria Davies talks to Jeffrey Wasserstrom

about Lu Xun 

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