A Yi

About The Author

Born in 1976 in Ruichang, in the province of Jiangxi, A Yi worked as a policeman, sports journalist and editor before deciding to dedicate himself to writing at the age of thirty-two. After a brief period on the editorial board of Chinese literary magazine Chutzpah/Tian Nan, he began working in a publishing house. His first work, a collection of short stories, was released in 2008. In 2010 he published his second story collection, The Bird Saw Me, to popular and critical acclaim. In 2012, his novel A Perfect Crime was published in China (English edition Oneworld, 2015). A collection of his short stories, Two Lives, was published in English by Flame Tree Press in 2020. Wake Me Up at Nine in the Morning was first published in China in 2017.

Books by A Yi

Wake Me Up at Nine in the Morning
By A Yi
Translated by Nicky Harman
An electrifying story about the explosive power of secrets, from a celebrated Chinese novelist

A thrilling journey through China's dark criminal underworld, from a celebrated voice in Chinese literature

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    A Perfect Crime
    By A Yi
    Translated by Anna Holmwood
    A chilling literary thriller about a motiveless murder in provincial China

    'One of the most important voices to emerge from the People's Republic in years' Daily Express

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    LIST PRICE $15.99

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