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WIRED Book Club: Is Three-Body Problem’s Translation Better Than the Original?

WIRED Book Club: Is Three-Body Problem’s Translation Better Than the Original?
This week, the WIRED Book Club spoke to the book's English translator to find out how he brought Liu Cixin's popular novel to a whole new audience. The post WIRED Book Club: Is Three-Body Problem’s Translation Better Than the Original? appeared first on WIRED.

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