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This is our third story for the month of October 2021, issue 181.

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Our story is titled Legend of the Giant, and is by Fei Dao, translated by Ken Liu.

Chiya Li Yuan, born in 1983, and Chi Fang in her Mongolia, China, received his PhD in

Literature from Tsinghua University, and served as a postdoctoral research fellow at Beijing

Normal University.

He is currently an assistant professor in the Department of Chinese Language and Literature

at Tsinghua University.

He has been published academically in journals such as Science Fiction Studies, Literary

Review, and Chinese Literature today.

He also pursues his interest in writing science fiction under the pen name Fei Dao.

He is the author of short story collections, innocence, and its fabrications.

The story telling robot, Chinese sci-fi blockbusters, and the long journey to death.

Works translated into English include the robot who like to tell tall tales, the story telling

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