Anjum Hasan is an Indian novelist, short-story writer, poet, critic, and editor. Her latest novel is History’s Angel (2023). More on www.anjumhasan.com.
Anjum Hasan
Articles
Eating to Live: On Yiyun Li’s “The Book of Goose,” Lu Min’s “Dinner for Six,” and Xiaolu Guo’s “A Lover’s Discourse”
Anjum Hasan reviews three recent novels relating to China: Yiyun Li’s “The Book of Goose,” Lu Min’s “Dinner for Six,” and Xiaolu Guo’s “A Lover’s Discourse.”
Field Notes and Flying Machines: On Te-Ping Chen’s “Land of Big Numbers”
Anjum Hasan reviews the new short story collection from Te-Ping Chen, “Land of Big Numbers.”
World Without End
Is the modernist novel obsolete in our disaster-haunted global era?
The Necessary Language of the Everyday: On Reading Wang Anyi
WANG ANYI is one of China’s best-known writers, a reputation she cemented with her novel The Song of Everlasting Sorrow (1995).
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