Support the Asia Literary Review. Start with our selection of free-to-view articles on the. A good place to begin is. Much of this issue puts a spotlight on Myanmar. With Lucas Stewart, co-editor. Hidden Words, Hidden Worlds. We also feature Korean rising star. The focus for our forthcoming essay competition.

Is a column by Lucy Day Hobor. That focuses on enduring, important works from or about Asia. This post is about Four Reigns. See below to find out what you need to know to decide whether you should read Four Reigns, or what you should know about it even if you never do! Posted by Lucy Day. Wednesday, 14 March 2018. 500 words from Clarissa Goenawan. Is an occasional series in which novelists talk about their newly-published novels.

A non-profit arts foundation that builds support for South Asian and diasporic writing through our literary magazine, local readings and events, and the Kriti Festival of Arts and Literature. Excerpts from Jaggery Literary Magazine, Issue 4.

A Walking Tour of Odessa. A Walking Tour of Odessa. Was chosen by Publishers Weekly as one of their top ten debut novels of Fall 2009.

To Leave an Imprint in Written Word and to Light a Candle in the Dark. Tuesday, February 8, 2011. We would like to wish a Happy Chinese New Year. Posted by Kayu Api Productions. Monday, January 24, 2011. Take care fellow readers! Posted by Kayu Api Productions. Friday, November 13, 2009. This is a note to all our followers and readers. Posted by Kayu Api Productions. Friday, August 28, 2009. Call for Short Stories! Tuesday, August 11, 2009.

Special Interview series Urdu writers. Rebuilding Mosul, book by book. Before the war, it was strange to see smoke in the sky. The smoke he saw earlier that day was from the library at Mosul University. The men who had taken over his city, and made reading books into a crime, had burned down. It was February 3, 2015 the 219th day of the caliphate. When Fahad finally proposed to her, it was.

When I saw this book at the GALF I toyed about picking it. After I met the couple who put this together I had to pick it up. The book is a collection of short stories by different authors of varied age. Each seeing Madras through their own experiences. In her Appalling Lack of vice and spice in Chennai ci.