Novel wins Vietnamese writer prestigious US literary prize
Nguyen Phan Que Mai's ‘The Mountains Sing’ has been named the runner-up in the 2021 Dayton Literary Peace Prize
Gloomy outlook for Vietnamese cinema, literature scene: workshop
The domestic cinema industry is seen as chaotic while quality poetry is basically non-existent
2018 Nobel Literature prize postponed over Academy sex scandal
Misconduct accusations are being directed to the husband of a member from the Swedish Academy
In Vietnam, cultural edifice dedicated to Chinese philosopher blasted for extravagance
A major section of a lavish edifice, located in a northern Vietnamese province, will be dedicated to Confucius, an eminent ancient Chinese philosopher
Bringing Vietnamese literature to the world – a long way to go
Though Vietnam has made certain attempts in promoting its literature to the world, these remain insubstantial, as remarked by experts at an ongoing international meeting in Hanoi
British writer holds exchanges in Vietnam
Aoife Mannix, one of the prominent British contemporary writers, is joining a host of activities as part of the Europe Days in Vietnam 2014 in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City until Saturday
The ‘matchmaker’ of VN literature and the Francophone community
Dr. Doan Cam Thi, a Vietnamese – French researcher, lecturer and translator, has been remarkably active in promoting Vietnamese contemporary literary works to France and the Francophone community.
A Vietnamese literature adventure
T. A Disparu (T. has disappeared), Une Opportunité pour Dieu (An opportunity for God) and Khmer Boléro, works originally written in French and authored by Thuan, Nguyen Viet Ha and Do Khiem, respectively, were enthusiastically embraced at the high-profile Paris Book Fair held late last month