Ma Boyong

Ma Boyong (born 14 Dec, 1980) is a Chinese novelist, columnist and blogger. In the year of 2010, he won People's Literature Prize, one of China's most prestigious honors.

Ma Boyong
Born1980
Chifeng, China
OccupationNovelist, Columnist, Famous Blogger
NationalityChinese
GenreScience fiction, Fantasy, Detective fiction, Historical fiction, Column
Notable awardsPeople's Literature Prize,[1] Zhu Ziqing Essay Awards[2]
Ma Boyong
Traditional Chinese馬伯庸
Simplified Chinese马伯庸

His short story The City of Silence was translated into English by science fiction writer Ken Liu.[3]

Books series published

NamePublishing HouseDate
她死在QQ上[4]安徽文艺出版社2006
风起陇西[5]海洋出版社2006
笔冢随录[6]上海文艺出版总社2007
殷商舰队玛雅征服史[7]二十一世纪出版社2007
古董局中局[8]凤凰出版社2012
我读书少,你可别骗我[9]浙江大学出版社2012
三国配角演义[10]江苏文艺出版社2013
古董局中局2:清明上河图之谜[11]江苏文艺出版社2013
殷商玛雅征服史[12]zh-Hans-CN|北京联合出版公司}2013
欧罗巴英雄记[13]九州出版社2014
古董局中局3:掠宝清单[14]北京联合出版公司2015
马伯庸笑翻中国简史[15]北京联合出版公司2015
古董局中局4:大结局[16]北京联合出版公司2015
文化不苦旅[17]四川人民出版社2015
龙与地下铁[18]湖南文艺出版社2016
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gollark: It's not a "99.99999999% chance". We're dealing with infinities here.
gollark: Okay, no, I can think of how you would do that, although not a uniform distribution across the entire range.
gollark: I'm not sure how you would even do that without taking infinite or at least arbitrarily large amounts of time.
gollark: So... *don't* generate random numbers between 0 and infinity?

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