(From The New Statesman. Link to the complete article given below) The popularity and ubiquity of online fan fiction (fan-written...
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I often ask myself and others: why has so little Thai literature been translated? We are a country of around...
Smartphones may be killing print in China, but they're revolutionizing literature. Last year, 333 million Chinese read fiction written for their phones...
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By Xinhua The General Office of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee has asked the China Writers Association (CWA)...
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By Mei Jia Chinese adults read an average of just under eight books in 2016 - a tiny increase of...
By Li Hongrui Online writer Tangjiasanshao, or Zhang Wei, took the crown again on the latest income ranking list of...
By Partha Sarathi Biswas Over the last few years, a large number of bloggers, social media influencers and other authors have...
By Song Jingyi It has been eight years since Tang Xintian, a post-80s woman in Beijing, started working as a...
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