ZHANG JIE
MAJOR PUBLICATIONS
Novels:
Heavy Wings (1981), People’s Literature Publishers
Only One Sun (1988), Writer Publishers
Without Words(2002 A Novel in three Parts), Beijing Publishing House
A painting of Z (2006), Beijing Publishing House
Collection of Short Stories and Novellas:
The Ark (1983), Beijing Publishing House
Emerald (1985), Hundred Flower Publishers, Tianjin
Zhang Jie’s Literature (1986), Haixia Publishers, Fujian
Interior Heat (1992), Cosmos Books LTD, Hongkong
Collection of Short Stories:
Love Must Not Be Forgotten (1980), Guangdong People’s Publishers
Zhang Jie’s Collection of Short Stories and Movie Scripts (1980), Beijing Publishing House
On a Green Lawn (1983), Literature Association Publishing Company
A Chinese Woman in Europe (1989), Chinese Publishing House
You Are A Friend of my Soul (1990), Hundred Flower Publishers,Tanjin
Personal memoir:
In The Twilight (1994), Mass Publishing House
Gone is The One Who Held my Dearest in The World (1994),Cosmos Books LTD,
Hongkong
Why…in The First Place? (1994) ZhuHai Publishing House
A Collection of Prose’s (1995) Shan Xi People’s Publishing House
Oversea Travels (1995) Hwa Wen Publishing House
TRANSLATIONS PUBLISHED OVERSEAS
Heavy Wings (novel, 1981)
U.K.: Virago Press
U.S.A.: Grove Weidenfeld Press
Germany: Hanser Verlag
Gremany: (Former E. G.) Aufbau Verlag
France: Maren Sell Publishers
Sweden: Prisma Publishers
Finland: Otawa Publishers
Norway: H.Aschehoug Publishers
Denmark: Hekla Publishers
Holland: Uitgeverij de Geus Publishers
Holland: (pocket edition) Utigeverij Maarten Muntinga
Spain: Alianza Editorial
Brazil: Editoria Rocco
USSR: Rainbow Publishing House
AS Long As Nothing Happens, Nothing Will (Collection of short stories)
U.K.: Virago press
Germany: Hanser Verlag
Italy: Feltrinelli Publishers (Mandarine Cinesi _ In Italian)
U.S.A.: Grove Weidenfeld Press
Holland: Uitgeverij de Geus Publishers
The Ark (novella, 1983)
France: Maren Sell Publishers
Germany: Frauenoffensive Publishers
Sweden: Prisma Publishers
Denmark: Hekla Pubkishers
Holland: Uitgeverij de Geus Publishers
Spain: Txalaparta Publishing House
Love Must Not be Forgotten (Collection of short stories, 1980)
U.S.A.: China Books
Holland: Uitgeverij de Geus Publishers
Only One Sun (novel, 1988)
Holland: Uitgeverij de Geus Publishers
Spain: Txalaparta Publishing House
Smaragd (novella, 1984)
Holland: Uitgeverij de Geus Publishers
Gone is The One Who Held My Dearest in the World (Personal Memoirs, 1993)
Holland: Uitgeverj de Geus Publishers (My Mother—In Holland)
Switzerland: Unions Verlag/ Limmat Verlag
Korea: Proprietor and woongjin.com co.Lta
AWARDS
Major national awards (P. R. China):
* Second Maodun National Awards for Novels (Granted every three years)
1985, “ Heavy Wings ”
* National Short Story Award
1978, “ A Child From Forest ”
1979, “ Who Lives a Better Life ”
1983, “ Conditions Have Not Ripened Yet ”
* National Awards for Novellas (Granted every two years)
1985, “ Emerald ”
* “Without Words” - a novel (trilogy) has won the following prizes:
1/Laoshe National Award for Fictions, Oct/2002 (granted every two years)
2/Beijing National Award for Art and Literature, Dec/2002
3/Best Fiction Award, Jan/2003 (from “2002 Selective Novels” Magazine)
4/Sixth National Book Award, Dec/2003
5/Second National Feminist Literature Award, Dec/2003(granted every 5 years)
6/Sixth Maodun National Awards for Novels (Granted every three years)
International awards:
* Malaparte Literary Prize (Italy), 1989
As Long As Nothing Happens, Nothing Will (Mandarine Cinesi _ In Italian)
In the past few years, the Malaparte Prize has been awarded to:
Anthony Burgess (1983), Saul Bellow (1984), Nadine Gordimer (1985), Manuel Puig
(1986), John Le Carre (1987), and Fasil Iskander(1988).
ACADEMIC POSITIONS
National, Grade A writer
Visiting Professor, Wesleyan University, Middletown Connecticut. USA 1989-1990
Visiting Professor, Wesleyan University, Middletown Connecticut. USA 1994-1996
ASSOCIATIONS
Honorary Member, American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters
Member, China Chapter, International PEN
Council Member, Chinese Writers’ Association
LECTURES AND OTHER LITERARY ACTIVITIES
Participant in the First Sino-US Writer’s Conference, Los Angeles US
09/15/1982-10/15/1982
Participant in the Second Sino-US Writer’s Conference Beijing China
10/20/1984-10/27/1984
Participant in the “Horizon Arts Festival”, Berlin Germany 05/08/1985-06/06/1985
Participant in the Third Sino- US Writers’ Conference, Los Angeles US 05/08/86-6/8/86
Lectured at Stockholm University’s Far Eastern Library, Sweden 11/05/1986
Lectured at the University of London, England 11/28/1986
Lectured at Leeds College, England 12/02/1986
Lectured at the Women’s Political Science Institute Vienna. Austria 05/25/1987
Lectured twice at Gothenburg’s International Book Fair, Sweden 08/20/1987-08/23/1987
Lectured at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark 08/28/1987
Lectured at the University of Oslo Norway 09/03/1987
Participant in Hamburg’s Chinese Arts Festival, Germany 09/26/1987-10/08/1987
Participant in Frankfurt’s International Book Fair, Germany 10/10/1987
Lectured at the University of Milan Italy 05/15/1989
Lectured at the University of Rome, Italy 05/18/1989
Lectured at Bowdon College (Maine, US) 04/1990
Lectured at Wesleyan University (CT, US) 10/20/1994
Lectured at Trinity College (CT, US) 02/27/1995
Delivered lectures at RASA and COS (Holland) 03/27/1995—4/8/1995 Topics are “Women
and Human Rights in China”, “The Effect of the Open Door Policy on Chinese Women”,
“Women Writers in China”, “Discussions of my own Literary Works”.
Lectured at Wellesley College (Mass, US) 05/08/1995
Lectured at IBM Leaders 1997 Greater China Group Recognition Event, Seoul Korea.
05/31/1997
Lectured at Europe-Asia Civil Society Summit Partnerships and Cooperation, Lisbon.
Portugal
06/22-23/2000
Participant in the third internationals literature festival in Berlin
09/16-21/2003
Participant in the China Festival of the House of World Cultures in Berlin
04/01-06/2006
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