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Chinese author Mo Yan has won the Nobel Prize for literature.
Born Guan Moye, the author writes under the pen name Mo Yan, which means "don't speak".
Since 1981 the writer has published a series of short stories, including Red Sorghum: A Novel of China.
The tale of the People's Liberation Army received worldwide fame.
Born Guan Moye, the author writes under the pen name Mo Yan, which means "don't speak".
Since 1981 the writer has published a series of short stories, including Red Sorghum: A Novel of China.
The tale of the People's Liberation Army received worldwide fame.
Awards: Nobel (2012)
New and upcoming books
Novels
Falling Rain on a Spring Night (1981)
Red Sorghum (1993)
The Garlic Ballads (1995)
The Republic of Wine (2000)
Big Breasts & Wide Hips (2004)
Life and Death Are Wearing Me Out (2006)
Change (2010)
Sandalwood Death (2012)
Pow! (2012)
Frog (2014)
The Wolf and the Whistler (2027)
Red Sorghum (1993)
The Garlic Ballads (1995)
The Republic of Wine (2000)
Big Breasts & Wide Hips (2004)
Life and Death Are Wearing Me Out (2006)
Change (2010)
Sandalwood Death (2012)
Pow! (2012)
Frog (2014)
The Wolf and the Whistler (2027)
Collections
Explosions and Other Stories (1991)
Shifu, You'll Do Anything for a Laugh (2001)
Selected Stories by Mo Yan (2007)
Shifu, You'll Do Anything for a Laugh (2001)
Selected Stories by Mo Yan (2007)
Novellas and Short Stories
Picture Books show
Books containing stories by Mo Yan
Awards
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Mo Yan recommends
A Single Swallow (2020)
Zhang Ling
"Few writers could bring a story about China and other nations together as seamlessly as Zhang Ling. I would suggest it is her merit as an author, and it is the value of her novels."
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