Red Sorghum by Mo Yan

Red Sorghum by Mo Yan

Told through the eyes of a grandson piecing together his family's past, the novel follows his grandmother and grandfather through banditry, an arranged marriage escaped, and the brutal Japanese occupation of a rural Chinese province, all set against fields of red sorghum that bear silent witness to it all.

Mo Yan writes in a mode critics call hallucinatory realism, blending brutal historical violence with lush, almost mythic imagery, and moves freely across generations and timelines rather than following a single linear plot. It is the novel that first brought him international attention before his Nobel Prize.

By the 2012 Nobel laureate in Literature, and the basis for Zhang Yimou's acclaimed film.

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