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Don’t Fear the e-Reaper

August 2, 2011by amyyeewrites Leave a comment

Economist.com August 2, 2011 AS BORDERS started liquidating its remaining American bookstores last week, the death knell for print books in the digital age tolled ever louder. But on July […]

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Arts, Business, Fun stuff & Cool people

Through India’s Spiritual Landscape

October 30, 2009by amyyeewrites Leave a comment

OCTOBER 30, 2009 Much has changed since William Dalrymple moved to India in 1989 to write “City of Djinns,” his best-selling portrait of Delhi at the dawn of India’s economic […]

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Arts, Culture, Fun stuff & Cool people, India, Travel

Turning Loss into Beauty: The Tragedies of Geling Yan

June 25, 1999by amyyeewrites Leave a comment

The Asian Wall Street Journal June 25 1999 Geling Yan writes about loss. Like so many others from her generation, the Chinese novelist and screenwriter lost her innocence and much […]

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Arts, China, Culture, Uncategorized

Stories From `Under the Red Flag’

November 13, 1998by amyyeewrites Leave a comment

The Asian Wall Street Journal 13 November 1998 Ha Jin, avuncular and unassuming with his heavy-rimmed spectacles and gentle demeanor, sits high in his chair, center stage. The author is […]

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Arts, China, Uncategorized

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