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Category Archives: Magazines
A new literary magazine features new writing from Zhou Zuoren
Annie Baobei’s O-pen (大方) features a translation of a long interview with Haruki Murakami, a previously unpublished essay by Zhou Zuoren, and other interesting reading material.
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Tagged Annie Baobei, dragons, Haruki Murakami, Zhou Zuoren
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Sting operation nabs a lit mag vendor
A middle school student working with Cultural Market Enforcers hooks a news kiosk proprietor dealing in contraband Fiction Monthly.
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Tagged Beijing, Beijing Post, Fiction Monthly, newsstands
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Giant panda rampages through Manhattan
A cover image from Vista (看天下).
Soho Xiaobao, a thought-provoking corporate magazine, ceases publication
Pan Shiyi’s Soho Xiaobao abruptly halts publication after its 119th issue.
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Men’s Health magazine repackages 1Q84
Ever thought about what the relationship between a commercially successful magazine such as Men’s Health and Haruki Murakami’s latest work 1Q84 is? No, well someone at Men’s Health have, because their August issue comes with a photographic version of the 1Q84 story － with fashion models and singers posing as the central characters: Aomame (青豆), Tengo (天吾) and Fukaeri (ふかえり or 深田绘里子).
Beijing Literature celebrates 60 years
Beijing Literature (北京文学) was founded in 1950 under the editorship of Lao She (老舍), who died on this day in 1966.
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Tagged anniversary, Beijing Literature, literary magazines
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Chinese computer magazine curses at Tencent
“Fucking Tencent!” exclaims the latest issue of China Computerworld.
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Tagged China Computerworld, Tencent
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Business Travel magazine cheats on audit
Business Travel magazine (商务旅行) has been kicked off BPA’s list of audited publications:
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Tagged BPA, magazines, media business
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A fantasy novel in a serious literary magazine: Guo Jingming in Harvest
Guo Jingming has a new fantasy novel published in a supplement to Harvest magazine. Critics go nuts.
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Tagged culture wars, fantasy, Guo Jingming, Harvest, literature
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Science Fiction World topples its editor-in-chief
Science Fiction World topples its director.
Posted in Magazines, Media regulation
Tagged @classic, China Youth Daily, Dushu, kanhao, magazines, periodical registration, Sanlian, Science Fiction World
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