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That We May Live
That We May Live: Speculative Chinese Fiction | Dorothy Tse, Ge Yan
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"An approachable introduction to contemporary speculative fiction from China and Hong Kong that touches on issues of urbanization, sexuality, and propaganda"--
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That We May Live: Speculative Chinese Fiction | Dorothy Tse, Ge Yan
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This collection of speculative fiction stories from China is very contemporary, with themes of feminism and female bodies, capitalism, and more. They definitely feel like they are in conversation with other works from Asia, particularly South Korea.

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