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A New Genre in Chinese Fiction
by Stephen Morison Jr.
News and Trends
September/October 2009
A new genre of fiction known as the Officialdom novel has become increasingly popular in China. Fans claim that the novels offer rich entertainment while providing valuable insights into the byzantine system of manners and etiquette that is the key to success at white-collar jobs in China, but the trend might signal a much more significant shift in the culture—one that goes beyond matters of literary taste.
After the Flood: A Profile of David Rhodes
by Kevin Larimer
Feature
September/October 2008
The story of David Rhodes is punctuated by early successes and devastating losses, personal demons and unlikely angels, dogged determination and blind faith, and the next chapter begins with the triumphant return of a major American novelist after a thirty-year silence.
From Vladivostok to Gibraltar on His Knees: A Profile of Ethan Canin
by Kevin Nance
Special Section
July/August 2008
For Ethan Canin, writing has never been easy—or, for that matter, pleasurable. Despite the sprawling achievement of America America, his newest novel might just be his last.
Memoir? What Memoir? Frey’s Novel
by Daniel Nester
News and Trends
May/June 2008
The public rehabilitation of disgraced author James Frey is slated to begin May 13. That's the day Bright Shiny Morning, a novel, hits bookstores nationwide in what he and his publisher undoubtedly hope will be a well-received comeback.
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