While people create trends in literature, like Harvey Thomlinson, the British author, publisher and translator, who favours Derrida and experiments...
Japan
Literature about the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bomb blasts has been around for quite sometime. But it is perhaps the first...
Book Review by Gracy Samjetsabam Title: Indigo Girl Author: Suzanne Kamata Publisher: Gemma Media (2019) Indigo Girl is a coming-of-age novel by...
With the literary festivals season blossoming around Asia, Singapore will host its 22 nd writers’ festival from 1st to 10th...
Koi Kye Lee in conversation with author Simon Rowe Simon Rowe, an author- photographer- lecturer and avid traveller, lives in...
Japanese troops land in Korea, 16th century “ In 1915, one of the fathers of modern Korean literature, Yi Kwang-su,...
“When, years later I myself became a writer and was asked, ‘Are you a Haitian writer, a Caribbean writer or...
Reviewed by Mitali Chakravarty Title: Squeaky Wheels: Travels with My Daughter by Train, Plane, Metro, Tuk-tuk and Wheelchair Author:...
“Only novels can make people feel through words that they went through actual experiences. Depending on whether or not...
I figured I must have fainted and dropped the phone. Probably I got a bump on the head, and that...
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