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The motivation for this is mostly because I wanted to have a neat list somewhere of CN SF short stories/novelettes translated into EN that are free to read. Turns out there's already a list, so I'll share that list and a few other things not listed there:
List of Chinese SF in translation
It shares the same page with Catalan works in translation so just scroll down. If it's available to read, you will see a link next to the title.
Some of the links are broken, and some do not have links though they are available online, and turns out I found a few more that are not on the list so here they are:
And here are some other related things I found:
Hope you enjoy!
List of Chinese SF in translation
It shares the same page with Catalan works in translation so just scroll down. If it's available to read, you will see a link next to the title.
Some of the links are broken, and some do not have links though they are available online, and turns out I found a few more that are not on the list so here they are:
- City of Choice (择城), by Gu Shi (顾适), translated by Ken Liu: Climate Action Almanac
- Limbo (生死域), by Hao Jingfang (郝景芳), translated by Ursula D. Friedman: Modern Chinese Literature and Culture
- Mothership Comes to the Heart of the Ocean (母舰来到大海中央), by Gu Shi (顾适), translated by Ken Liu: Climate Action Almanac
- Oblivion is a Crease Left by Memory (遗忘是一道记忆的折痕), by Chen Qiufan (陈楸帆), translated by Ken Liu: Flight #008, link to archived site
- Poems and Distant Lands (为了生命的诗与远方), by Gu Shi (顾适), translated by Ken Liu: Current Futures: A Sci-Fi Ocean Anthology, link to archived site
- The Flower of Shazui (沙嘴之花), by Chen Qiufan (陈楸帆), translated by Ken Liu: Reprinted by Strange Horizons
- The Right to Be Invisible (隐身权), by Han Song (韩松), translated by Ken Liu: the PEN America translation magazine
And here are some other related things I found:
- Another Word: Chinese Science Fiction Going Abroad — A Brief History of Translation, by Regina Kanyu Wang
- What Makes Chinese Science Fiction Chinese? by Xia Jia, translated by Ken Liu
Hope you enjoy!