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List of works
editI'm guessing 'Decryption' is the same Mai Jai novel also known in English as 'Decoded'. I can't find it elsewhere under the name 'Decryption'.
Only one novella and three novels are listed in the article. I think he has more popular novels and short stories than this. Is there a reason why they are not listed? Other translated works:
- Maijia Spy Series:The Edge of the Knife
- Maijia Spy Series: An Suan
- Maijia Spy Series: Jie Mi
- Maijia Spy Series: Feng Sheng
- Black in mind
- Whistle Blower
- Deşifre Deha
- In the Dark
I cannot add these works as I don't know enough about which is which. Some of those I've listed are probably duplicated under different titles or alternative translations. Centrepull (talk) 19:16, 23 March 2014 (UTC)
I changed "Decrypted" to "Decoded". However I was unable to find a source for the book having won the 6th National Book Award, so a reference there would be appreciated.
Vichordius (talk) 20:00, 1 July 2019 (UTC)