Some popular Chinese books translated

New work:
The Book of Sins, by Chen Xiwo, published by FortySix, October 2014
White Horse, by Yan Ge, Hope Road Publishing, October 2014
A Tabby-cat's Tale, by Han Dong, winter 2014
Other 2014 publications: The Unbearable Dreamworld of Champa the Driver, by Chan Koon-chung, Doubleday, April 2014
Snow and Shadow, by Dorothy Tse, East Slope Publishing, March 2014
A New Development Model and China's Future, by Deng Yingtao, Routledge, March 2014
The Stone Ox that Grazed, by Sun Yisheng in Asymptote, April 2014
A Loud Noise, by Han Dong, March 2014
Other Published Translations:
Woman Fish, by Dorothy Tse, for The Guardian newspaper, March 2013
The Shades who Periscope through Flowers to the Sky, by Sun Yisheng, for Words Without Borders, December 2012
Dad, Your Name is Bao Tian, by Sun Yisheng, for The World of Chinese, March 2013
Old Man Xinjiang, by Xue Mo, in China Stories for The Guardian newspaper, April 2012
The Man with the Knife, by Chen Xiwo, for Words Without Borders, November 2012
Goodbye to Anne, in the novella collection The Road of Others, by Anni Baobei, Makedo Publishing, 2012
Throwing out the Baby, by Xu Zechen, in Words Without Border, April 2012
Flowers of Nanjing by Yan Geling, Chatto and Windus, January 2012
A Phone Call from Dalian: Selected Poems by Han Dong, Zephyr Press, April 2012. She also translated multiple poem reviews for World Literature Today and Peony Moon
The Eye of the Eagle, by Bai Hua, published by Hope Road Publishing
Prize-winning novel Gold Mountain Blues/Jin Shan by Zhang Ling, published by Penguin Canada
Message from Unknown Chinese Mothers by Xinran, Chatto & Windus, 2010
China Witness, by Xinran, oral history co-translator with Esther Tyldesley and Julia Lovell. Chatto & Windus, 2008
Banished! by Han Dong, University of Hawai'i Press, 2009. Winner of PEN Translation Fund Award (2006). Longlisted for Man Asian Literary Prize, 2008
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