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Book Review: Lance Morrow's Wonderful, Way Too Short, 'Noise of Typewriters' - Vimarsana News

Book Review: Lance Morrow's Wonderful, Way Too Short, 'Noise of Typewriters'

Add it to the list of essential reads about journalism and the people who populated the profession.

Source: forbes.com
Live & In Color Announces Esmé Maria Ng As The Recipient Of The 2024 June Bingham New Playwright Commission - Vimarsana News

Live & In Color Announces Esmé Maria Ng As The Recipient Of The 2024 June Bingham New Playwright Commission

The June Bingham New Playwright Commission honors the legacy of the late artist and playwright, June Bingham, by providing support to a new generation of early-career women/femme and/or non-binary storytellers as they seek to create work that manifests change in the world.

In Japan, book criticising trans 'craze' sparks rare culture-war skirmish | LGBTQ News - Vimarsana News

In Japan, book criticising trans 'craze' sparks rare culture-war skirmish | LGBTQ News

Backlash against publishers of controversial book highlights blurring of national borders in the social media age.

Grandma, mother, daughter: how 3 generations of Chinese women's emotional story is told in graphic novel - Vimarsana News

Grandma, mother, daughter: how 3 generations of Chinese women's emotional story is told in graphic novel

Memories of three generations of women from Communist China, Hong Kong and California and the traumas they carried with them are at the heart of Feeding Ghosts, Tessa Hulls’ debut graphic novel.

Source: scmp.com
China Bestsellers: February's Bid for Good Relationships - Vimarsana News

China Bestsellers: February's Bid for Good Relationships

The holiday-filled February market in China threw some light on the self-help sector and the desire of many consumers to upgrade their social relationships.