Mo Yan
Novelist Mo Yan is the 2012 Nobel prize in literature winner.
China Nobel prize winner tarred as one of ‘three new evils’ amid rise in nationalist fervour
Mo Yan is widely celebrated in China but now faces a lawsuit accusing him of smearing the Communist party amid an increasingly febrile atmosphere online
The long read
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Frog by Mo Yan review – the Chinese Nobel laureate’s award-winning novel
China’s brutal one-child policy is the backdrop for Mo Yan’s tale of village life. By Isabel Hilton
Plea for artistic freedom in China
Letters: Our plea to China's new leaders is simple. Respect and protect the right of our colleagues and all of China's citizens, to freedom of expression
Mo Yan dismisses 'envious' Nobel critics
In first major interview since the award, novelist insists his portrayal as a Chinese 'state writer' is unfair
Critical eye
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Salman Rushdie defends his right to call Mo Yan a 'patsy'
'It is not for Pankaj Mishra to tell me not to criticise the literature laureate,' writes Satanic Verses author in letter to Guardian
Satanic view that equates democracies and dictatorships
Letters: Thus Mo Yan was making a moral equivalence between dissident literature and terrorism. That was and is objectionable, and I do not hesitate to condemn it
Pankaj Mishra: why Salman Rushdie should pause before condemning Mo Yan on censorship
Mo Yan accepts Nobel prize, defends 'necessary' censorship
Censorship is a must, says China's Nobel winner
Mo Yan's Nobel nod a 'catastrophe', says fellow laureate Herta Müller
German writer blasts decision to award this year's Nobel prize for literature to man who 'celebrates censorship'
Mo Yan's Red Sorghum village home may never be the same again
There is talk of building a Red Sorghum theme park in Ping'an to mark his Nobel triumph – but they may need to start replanting
'The Nobel prize is a well-deserved honour for China's most prolific, popular and widely respected novelist', writes Howard Goldblatt, Mo Yan's English translator
Nobel literature prize-winner expresses hope of Chinese dissident's release
Mo Yan, seen as being close to Communist party, says he wishes peace prize-winner Liu Xiaobo achieves freedom soon
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