Persistent Censorship In China Produces Art of Compromise

BEIJING -- Yan Lianke, one of China's most popular contemporary novelists, is busy composing a new book, using his trusty pen to scratch out line after line of Chinese characters for what promises to be another biting satire of life under the Communist Party.
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Edward Cody

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Persistent Censorship In China Produces Art of Compromise

Edward Cody