Improvised judgment

Author: Mu Xin
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Mu Xin, originally from Zhejiang, China. Graduated from Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts. Settled in New York in 1982. Works include the essay collections "Jiangmeika Suowanglu" (Notes from Jiangmeika), "Sanwen Yiji" (Essays in One Collection), "Jixing Panduan" (Spontaneous Judgments), "Sulu Zhi Wang" (The Way of Barefoot), "Malaga Jihua" (The Malaga Plan), "Yuli Zhi Yan" (The Feast of Fishes), and "Tongqing Zhongduan Lu" (Record of Interrupted Sympathy); poetry collections "Spain San Keshu" (Three Trees in Spain), "Balong" (Ballads), "Wo Fenfen de Qingyu" (My Numerous Desires), and "Hui Wo Zhong" (Meeting in the Center); and the novel collection "Wensha Muyuan" (The Windsor Cemetery) and "The Windsor Cemetery Diary". "Jixing Panduan" is a selected collection of Mu Xin's essays, equally contemplative about life and in search of existence.