jlake.com - 4/15/2009
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I had a very good visit this afternoon at the offices of Science Fiction World here in Chengdu. I was hosted by Li Ke Qin, Chief Editor for Foreign Literature. He’s the gentleman who handles the Western fiction acquired in translation, both as an editor and as a translator.
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... After that, our programmed day was over — the lightest day of this whole trip. Everybody but me went off to shop in the Tibetan district here, while I visted the editorial offices of Science Fiction World. See here for a description of that: [ jlake.com | ...
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