Li Ang, the penname of Shih Shu-tuan (b. 1952), is one of the most prolific and innovative writers on the contemporary Chinese-language literary scene. Starting with “Flower Season,” a short story published when she was sixteen (1968), Li Ang has consistently and persistently challenged her readers to confront socio-cultural issues and taboos that range from gender, sexuality, ethics, and domestic violence, to government atrocity, identity politics, and rampant consumerism. A pioneer in both style and content, she continues to break new ground with each new work. No other Chinese/Taiwanese novelist has been as vocal as Li Ang, as influential, or has covered as wide a range of topics. ---Sylvia Li-chun Lin
Complete texts of short stories "Bloody Sacrifice with Color Make-up", "A Doll with Curves", "Beef Noodles", "The Ghost of the Lights Out Street", and two chapters from The Butcher's Wife
LI Ang Interviewed by Professor CHIU Kuei-fen (selected from Interviews with Taiwan women writers)
Variuos videos of perofrmance videos, TV programs about Li Ang or her works, video invertiews, etc.
