From The New York Times: CULTURE AND CONTROL: Pushing China’s Limits on Web, if Not on Paper
“Murong Xuecun, a popular Chinese novelist, often runs afoul of censors, which has pushed him to become a vocal critic of censorship in China and driven him to publish on the Internet where he published all his books in complete, uncensored form.”
http://nyti.ms/tJapPb
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