Andrew Rule is an editor and Chinese-to-English translator from the United States. He has lived and studied in Hangzhou, Taipei, and Wuhan and currently researches contemporary literature in Beijing. His literary translations include works by Ban Yu and Sabrina Huang.
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By Andrew Rule, April 8, '25
Welcome back to the Cold Window Newsletter! In this issue: the Beijing literary collective introducing dozens of Chinese writers to the world, and two novelists from Liaoning you should know.
By Andrew Rule, March 9, '25
Welcome to the first issue of the Cold Window Newsletter to be published on Paper Republic! This is the (extra-long) first installment of a new monthly collaboration that will be appearing in the Paper Republic feed each month. Read on for an introduction to the newsletter; a round-up of 2024’s most acclaimed Chinese short fiction; and profiles of two of China’s best literary suspense novelists.
