Since 2016, a Shanghai Magazine of Global Culture

The Shanghai Literary Review publishes poetry, fiction, nonfiction, translation, reviews, criticism, art and interviews by leading and emerging writers, artists, and thinkers.

“Bernardine in Paris” by Susan Blumberg-Kason

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In 1925, Bernardine Szold Fritz moved to Paris, where she planned to bring together visual and performing artists. But in 1929, she left everything behind for Shanghai.

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Giant Ape by Lu Nei, translated from Chinese by Edward Allen

translation, Issue Eight

Giant Ape by Lu Nei, translated from Chinese by Edward Allen

translation, Issue Eight

translation, Issue Eight

"Amélie in Tuen Mun'' by Ye Si, translated from Chinese by Chris Song

translation, Issue Eight

"Amélie in Tuen Mun'' by Ye Si, translated from Chinese by Chris Song

translation, Issue Eight

translation, Issue Eight

Five Transcreations by Joshua Ip

translation, Issue Eight

Five Transcreations by Joshua Ip

translation, Issue Eight

translation, Issue Eight

Issue 8 - 2024

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