吳明益(Wu Ming-Yi) 現任東華大學華文文學系教授。有時寫作、畫圖、攝影、旅行、談論文學，副業是文學研究。 著有散文集《迷蝶誌》、《蝶道》、《家離水邊那麼近》、《浮光》；短篇小說集《本日公休》、《虎爺》、《天橋上的魔術師》；長篇小說《睡眠的航線》、《複眼人》；論文「以書寫解放自然系列」三冊。 曾五度獲《中國時報》「開卷」年度十大好書，兩度獲「金石堂」年度十大最具影響力的書，並獲法國島嶼文學獎小說獎（PRIX DU LIVRE INSULAIRE）、《Time Out Beijing》「百年來最佳中文小說」、《亞洲週刊》年度十大中文小說、台北國際書展小說大獎、《聯合報》小說大獎等等。作品已售出英、美、法、捷克、土耳其、日、韓、印尼等多國版權。

吳明益(Wu Ming-Yi) 現任東華大學華文文學系教授。有時寫作、畫圖、攝影、旅行、談論文學，副業是文學研究。 著有散文集《迷蝶誌》、《蝶道》、《家離水邊那麼近》、《浮光》；短篇小說集《本日公休》、《虎爺》、《天橋上的魔術師》；長篇小說《睡眠的航線》、《複眼人》；論文「以書寫解放自然系列」三冊。 曾五度獲《中國時報》「開卷」年度十大好書，兩度獲「金石堂」年度十大最具影響力的書，並獲法國島嶼文學獎小說獎（PRIX DU LIVRE INSULAIRE）、《Time Out Beijing》「百年來最佳中文小說」、《亞洲週刊》年度十大中文小說、台北國際書展小說大獎、《聯合報》小說大獎等等。作品已售出英、美、法、捷克、土耳其、日、韓、印尼等多國版權。

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