Criticism Series: Begin Where You End

About This Novel

Literature going to the edge does not mean the end, but an opportunity to get closer to its own essence. A literary critic with great potential in Shanghai, writing a new wave of criticism. A literary critic with great potential in Shanghai, writing a new wave of criticism. A collective appearance of Shanghai's young critics. From Wang Anyi and Ge Fei to Lu Nei and Zhang Jiajia, from non-fiction writing, local literature to the new media writing boom, the 21 articles are the author's private reading notes on contemporary literary works, as well as her response and reflection on the current widespread literary phenomenon. "Start Where You Ended" is a collection of Xiang Jing's critical essays on contemporary literary works and literary phenomena. It is also her third critical essay collection. Most of the 21 articles included in the book were completed and published between 2014 and 2016, which focus on the results of her thinking on literature in recent years. The content in the book can be mainly divided into two categories: one is the writer's theory in the form of prose essays, and the other is macro-level comments that tend to focus on history and local writing. Most of the articles use the works of a specific writer as an entry point, such as Lu Nei, Ge Fei, Zhang Jiajia, Wang Anyi, Lin Bai, Yu Yishuang, etc., And then start lateral thinking on related topics; there are also collective discussions on a certain group of writers starting from macro issues, such as the post-80s writer group, non-fiction writers, new media writing, etc.

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