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A Feather is a newly released picture book by two veteran authors - a writer from China and a writer-cum-illustrator from Brazil, targeted at young readers.
Fang Fang writes novels, prose, historical stories and travel logs.
Author Fang Fang says she is full of story ideas but does not have enough time to write.
Banker-turned-photography buff Peter Lau believes Hong Kong's artists rank among the world's best. Rebecca Lo zooms in on Asia One's various offspring.
Chinese people had never paid more attention to the annual Nobel literature award — which on Thursday went to Canadian writer Alice Munro — than they did last year when Mo Yan became China's first winner of the prize.
Changing world of publishing offers new possibilities for success. Some popular Chinese online writers can make more than 30 million yuan in a five-year period.
Yoza Suryawan, an 80-year-old Chinese Indonesian publisher, tried hard to hold his sobs when accepting the 2013 Special Book Award in Beijing.
Author Zhao Defa expands his boundaries with an exploration into the survival of Chinese Buddhism in modern-day society.
A rush of publishing start-ups and ever new ways to lure readers was a central theme at one of the world's biggest book fairs opening in Germany in early October.
Seventeen years after well-known poet Ai Qing passed away, his wife of more than 40 years says she still misses the man, ever more intensely.
Chongqing-born writer Hong Ying, whose influential works have been published in foreign languages since the 1990s, first met Adam Williams at a friend's party.
History and time traveling to the past are favorite themes in recent publications that cater to the taste of the popular books market in the country.