Literature

The contemporary novelist says she's attracted to myths and epics "because they are timeless."
Award-winning novelist says of his tragicomic second novel, "I haven't made up anything."
The New York Review of Books' Perry Link re-enters the energetic debate over the awarding of the 2012 Nobel Prize in Literature to Chinese novelist Mo Yan.
Intizar Husain's 1979 novel finally reaches American readers.
The latest Nobel Laureate in Literature didn't write his books to serve a political agenda, argues Charles Laughlin.
Join the Chackos family's quest for happiness in 1980s Madras, ahead of the author's appearance at Asia Society New York.
Bangladeshi, Indian, and Pakistani novelists recently hosted by Asia Society are finalists for this year's DSC Prize for South Asian Literature.
Hamid Dabashi's new study on Persian literary culture is the book he has "always wanted to write."
The lives of ordinary women inspire the author behind acclaimed novel "Northern Girls" and other fiction.
The Chinese artist's latest work is a literally iconic work of fiction.
Columbia University scholar discusses the theories of "literary humanism" advanced in his new book.