Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Quote from Kanlaon's Blog - on Mo Yan by Ian Buruma
Two translations of Mo Yan, both by Howard Goldblatt: Sandalwood Death and Pow! The review is by Ian Buruma, who says of Mo Yan: “There is nothing mandarin, or even urbane, about Mo Yan’s work. He has retained the earthy character of rural Shandong, where he grew up in a farming family.”
http://anthropologist.wordpress.com/author/anthropologist/
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