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Though not strictly a horror novel, to my mind THE DAY THE SUN DIED by Chinese author Yan Lianke is fantastical and grotesque enough to qualify as such. In this novel, an increasing number of the citizens of a small rural town begin sleepwalking – what they call “dreamwalking – without any apparent cause. During…
Chinese author Yan Lianke discusses his writing and reads excerpts of his novel "Xin Jing" or "Heart Sutra".
From his humble beginnings as a propaganda writer, Yan Lianke has gone on to become among China’s most controversial writers—one whose work is frequently censored for its focus on the lives of those devastated by Beijing’s policies. “When people are dreamwalking,” he writes in The Day the Sun Died (2015), “they see only the people and things they care about, and it is as if
Are you sick and tired of Matcha Lattes and Raspberry Vinaigrette?? Have you had it up to here with Fried Brussel Sprouts and Vadillia Onion everything? Well folks, as per usual, you’ve come to the wrong place, because we are talking food trends, and it’s gonna be enough to make you toss your cronuts! Nicole shines the spotlight on man’s best friend- the Martini- and Z has a tough conversation about Sun Died Tomatoes. So order yourselves up a Vegan Ribeye and finish it up with some Soft Serve, it’s Life’s a Banquet the podcast!