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Writing in the Age of the Ultra-Unreal

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Novelist, essayist, editor, and blog­ger Ning Ken (b. 1959) lives in Beijing, China, and is the author of five novels, including the 2010 Tian•Zang (Heaven•Tibet), of which Nobel Prize for Literature winner Mo Yan said, “Ning Ken combines keen political critique with penetrating analysis of human nature, and he does so in entirely convincing fashion.…

Writing in the Age of the Ultra-Unreal – New England Review From Vol. 37, No. 2 Writing in the Age of the Ultra-Unreal Ning Ken | Translations Novelist, essayist, editor, and blog­ger Ning Ken (b. 1959) lives in Beijing, China, and is the author of five novels, including the 2010 Tian•Zang (Heaven•Tibet), of which Nobel Prize for Literature winner Mo Yan said, “Ning Ken combines keen political critique with penetrating analysis of human nature, and he does so in entirely convincing fashion. Even more importantly, he has created a literary form that is entirely his own.” Ning Ken’s latest

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