Ling Mengchu

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Ling Mengchu or Ling Meng-ch'u (1580-1644) was a Chinese writer of the Ming Dynasty, best known for his vernacular short fiction collections Astonished Slaps Upon the Desktop, I and II).

BOOKS

  • The Amazing Tales (78 stories)
  • The Lecherous Academician, translated by James Scott, Rapp and Whiting (1973), ISBN 0-85391-186-X

ARTICLES

Carpenter, Bruce E., 'The Ming Short Story Collection "P'ai-an ching-ch'i."' Tezukayama Daigaku Jinbunkagakubu Kiyo (Tezukayama University Journal of Humanities), Nara, Japan, 2000, pp.41-111.

Goodrich and Fang ed., Dictionary of Ming Biography 1368-1644 ( bio. by Li Tienyi), New York,1976, vol. 1, pp. 930-931.


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