Malaysian author’s upcoming thriller reveals a world of hidden motives
The story opens on Genevieve Ho (aka Gen), who returns to London with her six-year-old son Jasper in tow after her wine distribution business went belly up, as did her marriage.
South Korean sci-fi bestseller inks six-figure film deal with Warner Bros
The Hollywood studio behind blockbuster franchises such as Harry Potter and Dune, is said to have been drawn to the novel’s "original and compelling" storytelling.
Some books to (re)visit this National Literature Month in the Philippines
In recent, overstimulated and digitally-saturated years, leisure has come to be redefined not just in terms of free time out of work or casual entertainment but also as…
Nobel Laureate Han Kang’s latest work brings meditative reflections on life while tending small garden
The 172-page collection titled 'Light and Thread' is her first publication since winning the Nobel Prize.
From fact to fiction: Marga Ortigas on her journey from seasoned reporter to published author
Some people are born storytellers—be it through the spoken or written word. While most excel in one medium over the other, some are brilliant at both. Filipino author Marga…
Recent Korean books on unconventional families share wisdom of living without marrying
More Koreans than ever are living alone — and choosing to stay that way.
Unraveling postmodernism in Nepali writing
Novelist Govinda Raj Bhattarai discusses his literary journey and the qualities of a good translation.
Japanese translator of South Korean Nobel Laureate Han Kang’s ‘We Do Not Part’ receives award
Saito Mariko won the Research and Translation category at the 76th Yomiuri Literary Awards, marking the first time a single translated work by a Korean author has won in the…
Japan’s one-person publishers create unique books
The term “hitori shuppansha” (one-person publisher) refers to one person who edits and launches a book that they feel only they can present to the world, even if only with a…
Purvodaya literary festival 2025 to celebrate eastern India’s stories and culture
With over 200,000 attendees expected, the festival will feature a dynamic lineup of events, including panel discussions on literature, culture, and contemporary issues and more.