Patricia Sieber éd., Red Is Not The Only Color: Contemporary Chinese Fiction on Love and Sex between Women, Collected Stories

Ce livre résulte d’une collaboration méritoire entre l’éditeur, des femmes écrivains et des traducteurs. Les histoires sont bien choisies et dotées d’une complexité et d’une diversité culturelle remarquables. Il ne s’agit pas des histoires classiques de révélation d’homosexualité guidées par les enjeux politiques de l’identité souvent trop attendus. Ces histoires sont émouvantes de par leur profondeur intellectuelle et leur maturité émotionnelle, et ne dissimulent jamais la complexité histori..

Patricia Sieber, ed., Red Is Not The Only Color: Contemporary Chinese Fiction on Love and Sex between Women, Collected Stories. Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield, 2001, 200 pp.

This book is a touching co-operative product among the editor and women writers and translators. The stories are well chosen, with a cultural complexity and diversity that is quite remarkable. It is not the typical identity politics-driven coming out stories you expect. The stories move by their intellectual depth and emotional maturity, without hiding the historical complexity, cultural blind spots and social limitations and freedom that they come out of. The originals are chosen from widely..

Analyzing Chinese Nationalism through the Protect Diaoyutai Movement

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Patricia Sieber éd., Red Is Not The Only Color : Contemporary Chinese Fiction on Love and Sex between Women

Szeto Mirana M., Brisemur Arline. Patricia Sieber éd., Red Is Not The Only Color : Contemporary Chinese Fiction on Love and Sex between Women. In: Perspectives chinoises, n°76, 2003. pp. 86-88