吴越，原名吴佩珏，曾用笔名王玉。副编审。男，1932年５月12日出生，浙江省缙云县人。1946年开始文学创作，1947年参加中国青年文艺研究会，任嘉兴分会会长，主编《青年文艺》周刊。1949年６月考入中国人民解放军二野军大三分校新闻系，毕业后在重庆军管会任接管工作员、西南空军司令部通信参谋及文化干事等职。1952年7 月转业到地方，任上海市行政干部学校教育干事。1954年7 月调北京，先后任《光明日报·文字改革》专刊编辑、文字改革出版社编辑；1957年错划为右派，1979年改正后先后任科学普及出版社编辑、中国戏剧出版社副编审。1992年年底离休。是民盟成员、中国俗文学学会常务理事、中国大众文学学会理事、中国作家协会会员、中国民间文艺家协会会员、浙江省缙云县文联名誉主席。（ Wu Yue, formerly called Wu Peijue, ever used Wang Yu as pseudonym, acted as deputy editor, male, born on May 12, 1932, Jinyun County, Zhejiang Province. He started literature creation in 1946 and in 1947, he participated in China Youth Literature and Art Research Institute, acted as Chairman of Jiaxing Branch and chief editor of Youth Literature. In June 1949, Wu Yue was admitted to Department of Journalism in Third Branch of Second Field Army of Chinese People's Liberation Army, acted as take-over officer in Chongqin Military Control Commission and communication staff officer as well as the Secretary in charge of culture in Southwest Air Force Headquarters after graduation. In July 1952, he was transferred to place and acted as the Secretary in charge of education in Administrative Cadres School of Shanghai city. In July 1954, he was transferred to Beijing and acted as the special issue editor of Guangming Daily • Reform of Writing System and editor of Writing System Reformation Press successively; in 1957, he was wrongly labeled as rightist and in 1979, he acted as editor of Popular Science Press and deputy editor of China Drama Press after correction. In the end of 1992, he retired. Wu Yue is member of China Democratic League, Executive Director of Chinese Institute of Folk Literature, Director of Chinese Institute of Popular Literature, member of China Writers Association, member of Chinese Folk Literature and Art Association and honorary President of Federation of Literature and Art in Jinyun County, Zhejiang Province. )