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“My Destiny” by Liang Xiaosheng

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By Angus Stewart
| Asian Review of Books
“My Destiny” by Liang Xiaosheng My Destiny, Liang Xiaosheng, Howard Goldblatt (trans) (Long River Press, March 2023) My Destiny is the third Liang Xiaosheng book brought into English translation, but the first novel. It follows the short story collection The Black Button published by Panda Books in 1992, and the memoir Confessions of a Red Guard from the University of Hawai’i Press in 2018.
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“City Like Water” by Dorothy Tse

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By Angus Stewart
| Asian Review of Books
“City Like Water” by Dorothy Tse City Like Water, Dorothy Tse, Natascha Bruce (trans) (Graywolf, March 2026) In a 2019 interview with Words Without Borders alongside her translator Natascha Bruce, Hong Kong writer Dorothy Tse said, “I believe experimenting with language brings insight to any type of writing.” Later in the interview, Bruce remarks, “There is usually a playful element to Dorothy’s work, coexisting with—or perhaps contributing to—a deeply sinister one.” City Like Water is...
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Asian Review of Books

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By Angus Stewart
| Asian Review of Books
“Women, Seated” by Zhang Yueran Zhang Yueran (photo: Cai Xiaochuan) In her 1944 essay “Writing of One’s Own”, Eileen Chang wrote “I do not like heroics. I like tragedy and, even better, desolation”. Twenty-one years earlier, in his speech “What happens after Nora leaves home?”, discussing the ending of Ibsen’s A Doll’s House, Lu Xun raised the awkward question of what will become of a woman after her liberation if she has no viable means to support herself materially.
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