What the Master Would Not Discuss

Step into a world where the boundaries between the human realm and the supernatural dissolve.

Originally penned in the late 19th century, 續子不語 (Xu Zi Bu Yu) by Mei Yuan is a captivating collection of short stories that invites readers on a journey through folklore, morality, and the mysterious unknown.

In this evocative volume, Mei Yuan masterfully weaves together a tapestry of vignettes that explore the complexities of human relationships against the backdrop of the ethereal. From harrowing escapes from a pack of wolves to profound encounters with mythical beings, each story serves as a mirror to the philosophical and moral dilemmas that define the human experience.

Inside this collection, you will discover:

• Supernatural Encounters: Tales featuring spiritual beings and mythical creatures that blur the line between reality and the mystical.
• Philosophical Reflections: Stories that challenge your perspective on morality, fate, and the entwined destinies of humans and nature.
• Vivid Vignettes: Narratives featuring a range of characters—from common folk to wise men receiving insights from the supernatural.

Whether you are a lover of classical literature, a fan of folklore, or seeking a thought-provoking read that transcends time, this edition of 續子不語 offers a unique blend of mystery and reflection.

Immerse yourself in the legends of the past and uncover the secrets hidden within these pages. Add this classic of the supernatural to your library today.

Rediscover the great epics, mysteries and chronicles of dynastic China: gods and generals, swindlers and scholars, courtesans, ghosts and emperors, in complete English translations.