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Robin Hemley spoke to Hugh Chiverton about the genesis of his book 'Do-over'.
Robin Hemley is the winner of a Guggenheim Fellowship for his work on DO-OVER! He has published eight books of fiction and non-fiction, and his stories and essays have appeared in The New York Times, New York Magazine, Chicago Tribune, and many other literary magazines and anthologies....
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The second Man Asian Literary Prize Review -
Hotel Iris by Yoko Ogawa is reviewed by Doretta Lau.
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A tale of twisted love, from the author ofThe Diving Pool and The Housekeeper and the Professor.
In a crumbling seaside hotel on the coast of Japan, quiet seventeen-year-old Mari works the front desk as her mother tends to the off-season customers. When one night
they are forced to expel a middle-aged man and a prostitute from their room, Mari finds herself...
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A play which was first discovered almost three hundred years ago has finally been published under the name of William Shakespeare.
The work, called "Double Falsehood", was dismissed as a forgery in the eighteenth century.
Now scholars for the British Shakespeare publisher, Arden, say they believe the work was written by the playwright -- who died in 1616 -- in...
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The Literary Festival doesn’t just focus on just fiction but this year also offers a great platform for nature lovers. This year Sarah Bexell, co-author of Giant Pandas: Born Survivors takes part in the Literary Festival too.
Sarah Bexell is the Director of Conservation Education from the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding and she talks about the...
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It's Malaya, 1949. After studying law at Cambridge and time spent helping to prosecute Japanese war criminals, Yun Ling Teoh, herself the scarred lone survivor of a brutal Japanese wartime camp, seeks solace among the jungle fringed plantations of Northern Malaya where she grew up as a child. There she discovers Yugiri, the only Japanese garden in Malaya, and its...
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The 2010 Man Hong Kong International Literary Festival will be held from 11-19 March. RTHK Radio 3 is proud to be the Radio partner of the festival once again, and will interview Ramachandra Guha.
Ramachandra Guha was recently named as one of the 100 most influential public intellectuals in the world by the US magazine, Foreign Policy. He has been a Fellow of the...
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Shortlisted for the 2010 National Book Critics Circle Award in Biography and the 2011 Edgar Award for Best Critical/Biographical Book: “An ingenious and absorbing book. . . . It will permanently change the way we tell this troubled yet gripping story.”—Jonathan Spence
Hailed as “irrepressibly spirited and entertaining” (Pico Iyer, Time) and “a...
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The author Salman Rushdie has pulled out of a literature festival in India.
The writer said he had been warned by intelligence sources that people might have been paid to assassinate him there.
Some Indian Muslim groups had said he should be barred from the festival because of the 20-year-old controversy over his novel the Satanic Verses - which the late...
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The HK Literary festival is in full swing and as you know their big focus this year is on Scandinavian writers. Now Iceland is one Scandinavian country that is famous for its artists and musicians...and of course its amazing novelists. Our contributor, Reenita Hora got to talk with Sjon who has just flown in from Reykjavik to talk about the influence of myth and...
