Contributor History
- Two Stories, Conjunctions:18
- Two Unidentifiable Persons, Conjunctions:21
- Two Stories, Conjunctions:23
- Homecoming, Conjunctions:28
- Mosquitos and Folk Songs, Conjunctions:36
- Helin, Conjunctions:40
- Scenes Inside the Ruined Walls , Conjunctions:43
- The Castle’s Origin, Online 07-03-2005
- Two Stories , Conjunctions:45
- An Affectionate Companion's Jottings, Conjunctions:47
- Moonlight Dance, Conjunctions:50
- Rainscape, Conjunctions:53
- Sin, Conjunctions:57
- Venus, Conjunctions:60
- Coal, Conjunctions:62
- Story of the Slums, Conjunctions:65
- Euphoria, Conjunctions:68
- Our Human Neighbors, Online 08-22-2017
- Her Old Home, Conjunctions:71
- The Inside Story, Online 04-02-2019
- The Neighborhood, Conjunctions:76
- Smog City, Conjunctions:79
- Mother River, Conjunctions:80
Biography
Now living in Xishuangbanna in Yunnan Province, Can Xue has been at the forefront of experimental writing in China since 1983. Can Xue was short-listed for the prestigious Neustadt International Prize for Literature for 2016 and received the 2015 Best Translated Book Award for The Last Lover (Yale University Press); her Love in the New Millennium (Yale University Press, 2018) was longlisted for the 2019 Man Booker International Prize. Her most recent two books to appear in English translation are I Live in the Slums (Yale UP) and Purple Perilla (Common Era Books). Yale will publish her novel The Barefoot Doctor in 2022.
