About the author
Ma Xiao: publicly available information is limited. At present, only five of his works are known in the catalog, including The Son of the Spider God, Good Omens, Spider Boy, Neverwhere, and Shared Wisdom: An Analysis of Intellectual Property Issues in Open Source Software. Judging from these titles, his writing spans two distinct areas: foreign literature and fine fiction, where he translates or creates stories with fantasy and humor, and legal practice, where he addresses intellectual property issues in open source software. This crossing between fiction and law gives his work both narrative interest and a sense of real-world concerns. Because biographical information is lacking, his nationality, education, and writing career cannot be confirmed; the above introduction is based only on the works and categories in the catalog.
Written (5)
Rating 3.7★ Shared Wisdom: An Analysis of Intellectual Property Issues in Open Source Software Zhang Ping / 马骁 Peking University Press · 2025 From the perspective of intellectual property law, this book introduces and analyzes the history, current situation, and development prospects of open… Rating 4.4★ Son of the Spider God 尼尔·盖曼 / 马骁 Jiangsu Phoenix Literature and Art Publishing House · 2023 There is a great trickster in this world, and he is a god—more precisely, the African god of lies: Anansi the Spider. The web of lies Anansi spins is … Rating 4.4★ Good Omens 特里·普拉切特 / 尼尔·盖曼 / 马骁 Jiangsu Phoenix Literature and Art Publishing House · 2021 According to Agnes Nutter's Nice and Accurate Prophecies, the world will end on Saturday. Specifically, next Saturday, just before dinner. So the forc… Rating 4.2★ Spider Boy 尼尔·盖曼 / 马骁 Jiangsu Phoenix Literature and Art Publishing House · 2021 Each of us is our own god. Each of us is a string of stories. Stories are like spiders, with many long legs; stories are like webs, wrapping us up in … Rating 4.2★ Nowhereland 尼尔·盖曼 / 马骁 Jiangsu Phoenix Literature and Art Publishing House · 2021 In every dim alley hides a doorway to a new world. There are two Londons: London Above, where ordinary people live, and London Below, where those who …Publishers
Peking University PressJiangsu Phoenix Literature and Art Publishing House