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‘Nobody dares speak out’: Exiled Chinese writer decries censorship
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‘Nobody dares speak out’: Exiled Chinese writer decries censorship

Murong Xuecun was one of the brightest stars of China's literary scene, his novels offering searing critiques of contemporary social issues that few other writers dared to imitate. 
All the good things: Oct. 6
Lifestyle 3 years ago

All the good things: Oct. 6

The Jakarta Post offers outside-the-box recommendations on what to watch, read, listen to, visit and indulge in.
Roald Dahl’s ‘Matilda’ opens London Film Festival
Entertainment 3 years ago

Roald Dahl’s ‘Matilda’ opens London Film Festival

Oscar winner Emma Thompson on Wednesday hailed the "darkness" of acclaimed children's author Roald Dahl, as a musical screen adaptation of his classic Matilda kicked off the London Film Festival.
‘Well, That Was Unexpected’: A novel filled with charm, wit and growing pains
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‘Well, That Was Unexpected’: A novel filled with charm, wit and growing pains

In her new novel for young adults, Jesse Q. Sutanto again cooks up a humorous story that includes intrusive parents and overbearing but lovable relatives.
Munir biography reminisces fallen human rights activist
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Munir biography reminisces fallen human rights activist

A biography of late Indonesian human rights icon Munir sought to find the individual behind his larger-than-life image, introducing a new generation to his life and legacy.
Munir’s family’s sacrifice, reminder of nation’s homework
Academia 3 years ago

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Munir’s family’s sacrifice, reminder of nation’s homework

Every turn to seek answers for Munir's death have added insult to injury.
How GHOSTY'S COMIC went from adolescent doodles to viral satire phenomenon
Entertainment 3 years ago

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How GHOSTY'S COMIC went from adolescent doodles to viral satire phenomenon

With more than 88 million online views and 316,000 followers across social media platforms, GHOSTY'S COMIC is the little satirical engine that could.
'It's wonderful,' say riverside booksellers as tourists return to Paris
Art & Culture 3 years ago

'It's wonderful,' say riverside booksellers as tourists return to Paris

At the very heart of Paris, former sailor Rachid Bouanou opens a large green wooden crate mounted on a wall overlooking the Seine, and carefully sets out the old second-hand books he keeps in there to sell to visitors strolling by.
Nadine Aisha Abdullah: Teen author gives Asian spin to original fables
Books 3 years ago

Nadine Aisha Abdullah: Teen author gives Asian spin to original fables

Nadine Aisha Abdullah has given a distinctly Asian twist to her original stories for children, turning over a new leaf in the age-old literary genre of fables.
Buckle up for climactic finale, says author of manga 'One Piece'
Books 3 years ago

Buckle up for climactic finale, says author of manga 'One Piece'

Secrets will be revealed as the mega-hit Japanese manga series One Piece enters its final chapter, its author said on Monday, telling fans to get ready for a wild ride.
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