Sea Wind · Shanghai Water Flow

Author: Sun Ganlu
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book collects Sun Ganlu's new works, including fiction, essays, and poetry. As a representative figure of the avant-garde in contemporary literature, Sun Ganlu's novels have always leaned towards an "anti-novel" tendency, emphasizing the expression of form and the refinement of language, forming a unique style. The over ten essays that begin with Shanghai Waterflows adopt a light and playful "diary" style, recording the life states of multiple "sometime, some month, some day" moments, from which one can also see the new directions of some famous writers and literati in contemporary literature. The text is fluent and readable, occasionally reflecting the author's cultural erudition. The poetry section collected in this book gathers most of the author's poems written so far, from which one can also see his creative journey. As one of the "Sea Breeze" series, this work is light and airy yet rich in cultural charm, making it suitable for literary enthusiasts and an excellent choice for leisure reading. Sun Ganlu is a representative writer of China's contemporary avant-garde literature. His breakthrough work Visiting Dreams, followed by I Am a Teenager in a Wine Jar and Letter from a Messenger, established him as a quintessential "avant-garde." This book collects his new works, including fiction, essays, and poetry. The poetry section collected in this book gathers most of the author's poems written so far, from which one can also see his creative journey.