Darren Byler, a Uyghur scholar, joined The World’s host Carol Hills from Vancouver to discuss the book, “The Backstreets: A Novel from Xinjiang.”
The stars and writer-director Tate Taylor discuss their film about black maids in 1960s segregated Mississippi.
“The Writer as Migrant” is Jin’s latest book examining the different ways writers have dealt with geographic displacement.
The fight over genre fiction — genre busters like Michael Chabon, Richard Price and others talk about the writings that transcend genres.
George R. R. Martin is the author a series of fantasy books which was recently adapted for the acclaimed HBO show “A Game of Thrones.”
Salman Rushdie’s multi-layered novel, three types of postmodernism identified, and Stuff White People Like.
