Asian Literary Voices 1-22
20 entries in the Asian Literary Voices compendium.
Asian Literary Voices 1-22 — Era Chart
Sanmao (writer)Taiwanese writer known for autobiographical travel works.Sei ShōnagonHeian court lady and author of The Pillow Book, as translated by Arthur Waley.Shen CongwenChinese writer who turned from fiction to artifact study.Shin Kyung-sookSouth Korean writer and winner of the 2011 Man Asian Literary Prize.Shūsaku EndōJapanese Catholic author of *Silence*.Su ShiSong dynasty literatus, exiled official, and prolific artist.Takeo ArishimaJapanese novelist, short-story writer, and essayist of the late Meiji and Taishō periods.Takiji KobayashiJapanese writer of proletarian literature, died under torture.Takizawa BakinEdo-period novelist and author of the epic Hakkenden.Taslima NasrinWriter and speaker at the 2016 Kerala Literature Festival.Ueda AkinariJapanese author of ghost stories and yomihon masterpieces.Wu Cheng'enMing-era writer traditionally credited with the classic novel *Journey to the West*.Xiao HongChinese writer of the Republican era, known for tragic lyrical prose.Yasunari KawabataFirst Japanese author to win the Nobel Prize in Literature.Yasushi InoueJapanese writer of historical and autobiographical fiction.Yi Cheong-junSouth Korean novelist of the 4.19 Generation.Yukio MishimaJapanese novelist and far-right activist who died by seppuku.Abd al-Rahman al-MajdoubMoroccan poet and Sufi whose verses became proverbs.Abdullah ibn al-Mu'tazzAbbasid prince, poet, and one-day caliph.Adi ibn Zayd6th-century Arab Christian poet and Sasanian court secretary.
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