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Min Jin Lee, author of “Free Food for Millionaires” and “Pachinko,” delivered the keynote speech at the Unbound Book Festival ...

Rhyu Si-min's 『Youth's Reading』, which returned as a high-end hardcover edition and special supplementary edition to ...

The Cannes Film Festival is known to showcase the best of cinema over the years. From Alpha to The History of Sound, here are ...

The first few months of the year are already teeming with new releases from critically acclaimed authors like Michael Amherst ...

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In the semi-autobiographical show, which ran last fall at the Roundabout Theatre Company, Kim played a satirical version of ...

"History books tell the tale ... "When I first heard about the book removal, I wondered what other countries remove books: China, Russia, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Nazi Germany in the 1930s," O ...

Amy Lea is an Ottawa-based contemporary romance writer and Canadian bureaucrat. Her previous novels include Woke Up Like This ...

A book by a US historian claiming Imperial Japanese Forces killed 30 million people across Asia in the early 20th century has faced a fierce backlash in Japan, with conservative scholars ...