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Lonely Planet is the largest travel guide book and digital media publisher in the world. It was founded by Tony and Maureen Wheeler, after their first attempt to travel Europe, Asia and Australia. Their debut travel guide was Across Asia on the Cheap. Within a week they had sold 1500 copies and Lonely Planet was born. Lonely Planet has gone on to become the world’s...
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The publisher of the memoirs of former premier Li Peng, has expressed regret that the book couldn't be published yesterday - as originally scheduled. The publisher - Bao Pu - also said he had no plans to publish the memoirs in future. Mr Bao is the son of the former aide to the late Communist Party leader Zhao Ziyang. Li Peng's manuscript detailed controversial...
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Novelist and publisher Nicholas Coleridge will be coming to Hong Kong to talk about writing. Before that, he talked to Sir David Tang about the China market for international publishers.
To hear more insights from Mr Coleridge, don't miss his talk with three other authors, critic and columnist AA Gill, food writer Tom Parker Bowles and historian and broadcaster...
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Set in Beijing and Hong Kong, ARTICLE 109 is a high-octane, page-turning thriller. A young solicitor, investigating the suicide of his former colleague, unravels a conspiracy to cause chaos on the financial markets by instigating the downfall of one of Asia's richest tycoons. ARTICLE 109, Joint-Winner of the Proverse Prize 2011, lifts the lid on Hong Kong's fragile...
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Bao Pu, publisher from Hong Kong New Century Press talks about "Empress Dowager & I" (Décadence Mandchoue), an autobiography of Sir Edmund Backhouse.
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A French ethno-historian and Tibetologist Francoise Pommaret talks about Bhutan, which she has been living there for more than 30 years. She is in here with her publisher Magnus Bartlett of Odyssey Books & Guides.
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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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Caroline Courtauld and her publisher Magnus Bartlett talk to Phil Whelan about their new book "Myanmar: Burma in Style" and shed light on today's Burma politics.
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In Phil's Morning Brew(5.7.2010), Publisher Kasyan Bartlett tells us about his book ‘From Sedan Chair to Jumbo Jet’ , an insight into life in Hong Kong over the past 170 years.
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We welcome author and publisher Magnus Bartlett to talk about his new anthology Hiroshima Nagasaki.
