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An Interview with Vivekanand Selvaraj
Vivekanand Selvaraj talks process, society, his poetic origins, and writing in both Tamil and English.
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Beijing Lights #25: What are we busy for?
We are all tiny gears in a mechanical clock
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骨瓷 // Bone China
Mate, oolong, jasmine . . . in this personal tale of transnational existence, author Ruru Hoong discovers tea as a throughline across continents and generations, life and death.
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Beijing Lights #21: Why Me?
I know I have a pretty face, but does that define everything about me?
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Beijing Lights #18: Without a Good heart, We Lose Our Purpose
“I’m satisfied financially. I can afford a drink and some cigarettes every day. That’s good enough. Remember I used to go hungry.”
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Beijing Lights #17: My days as a child are slipping away so fast
Is there anything that has no risk at all? I doubt it.
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An Interview with Damyanti Biswas
Novelist Damyanti Biswas talks crime fiction, secrets, short stories, and why she’s donated the author proceeds from her debut novel to two charities.
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Beijing Lights #16: It’s what I haven’t done that I regret
“I don’t have much to complain about—I married a good woman, I have an adorable son. I think my life’s been a worthy journey.”