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Tag Archives: China Reading Weekly
Online book reviews: word-of-mouth about good reads
Dong Ningwen (董宁文) talks to China Reading Weekly (中华读书报) about online ‘grass-roots’ book reviews on Douban and other websites.
Posted in Books
Tagged book reviews, books, China Reading Weekly, Dong Ningwen, Douban, Paper Republic
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Author vs. publisher: circulation numbers and royalties
Do anti-counterfeit emblems work as a means of keeping publishers honest? Also, more bluster from Wang Shuo about his record-breaking advance.
Posted in Media business
Tagged books, China Reading Weekly, Han Han, Lu Jinbo, print numbers, publishing, Wang Shuo
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Wang Shuo sells out and returns to print
Wang Shuo (王朔) wanted to publish his next work online, but then signed a 3.65 million yuan deal with Rongshuxia (榕树下).
Posted in Books, Internet, Media and Advertising, Media business
Tagged China Reading Weekly, GAPP, Lu Jinbo, The Beijing News, Wang Shuo
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Clueless academic takes on popular fantasy novels
Culture Wars: author Xiao Ding (萧鼎) takes on stuffed shirt Tao Dongfeng (陶东风) over fantasy literature.
Posted in Books, Intellectual Property, Internet, Trends and Buzz
Tagged @classic, China Reading Journal, China Reading Weekly, culture wars, fantasy, online literature, Tao Dongfeng, Xiao Ding
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