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Springer, one of the world's largest science publishers, is reaching out for more social, economic and humanities titles in China.
Testing the limits of his readers' courage with fantastical tales of mystery, mummies and vampires, Thomas Brezina's books grab the attention of his young audience.
Lin Tengrootenhuysen and her younger sister An developed an interest in China as kindergarten teachers when they began looking after the children of some local Chinese restaurant owners during weekends.
Sharing a stage with J.M. Coetzee, the 2003 Nobel laureate in literature, Mo Yan revealed publicly on Tuesday his mood change after winning his own such prize.
With a dozen books about the last royal family under his name, Jia Yinghua is known as a living encyclopedia of the imperial court.
Ci Xi's China
On the afternoon of March 26, fashion icon Yue-Sai Kan unveiled her latest book, Life Is a Competition, at the Zhongguanchun Bookstore in Beijing.
Russians had their first translation of Chinese literature before the Chinese got translations of Russian literature. But Chinese literature in Russia lags behind.
William A.P. Martin, the US missionary who first translated Russian literature into Chinese, which appeared in a Shanghai magazine in 1872, would never have expected Russian works to go on a lasting journey deep into the neighboring country.
A group of foreigners gathered over the weekend to speak about their new anthology.Unleashing of a Celtic dragon Asian art auction to launch in NYC
This year's Bookworm International Literary Festival features authors whose works focus on urban life.'A timeless adventure'
I was a bit nervous about attending the Capital Literary Festival Beijing as I thought the panel discussion for the anthology Unsavory Elements would be a bit dry and hosted by old-China hands.
Fictional detective Louis Kincaid is back and tangled in yet another eerie murder.Tall tales tell kids all about history
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