Sinopsis
Love reading yet lost in plenty of literary podcasts out there? Look no further! The weekly program Ink&Quill is the hotchpotch you are looking for. Produced by bibliophiles from CRI English, the podcast connects you with literature, culture and writers in China and around the globe. A fun ride into the literary world, Ink&Quill blends news, book reviews, Q&As, panel discussions and feature stories, giving the listeners insight into writers' visions.
Episodios
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![A Human Story, Told by 100 Objects]()
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![Reimagine the Underground Railroad]()
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![A Look Back at Chinese Book Fairs]()
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![Seeing is Believing How Photos Tell the Story of China]()
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![How to Find Your Dream Job]()
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![The Kingdom of Women A World Where Females Rule]()
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![Poetry on the Metro]()
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![Kazuo Ishiguro, Frankfurt Book Fair and a Time Travelers Guide]()
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![A Britons Lifelong Obsession with the Great Wall]()
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![Is Science Fiction Apt for the Silver Screen]()
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![Online fiction Future of Literature or Another Leisuretime Pursuit]()
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![How to Make Chinese Language and History Easy for Foreigners]()
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![Writer Ken Liu on Storytelling, Silkpunk, and Translating Chinese Scifi to English]()
Writer Ken Liu on Storytelling, Silkpunk, and Translating Chinese Scifi to English
18/03/2019 Duración: 28minnull
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![Understanding Human History with The Sea and Civilization]()
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![In Dragon Moon, Graeme Base Tells a Chinese Version of the Ugly Duckling]()
In Dragon Moon, Graeme Base Tells a Chinese Version of the Ugly Duckling
18/03/2019 Duración: 33minnull
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![Favourite Books of 2017 Staff Picks]()
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![200 Years Later, Why Are We Still Obsessed with Frankenstein]()
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![The Powe of Novels]()
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![Does This Village Really Help Boost Chinese Online Literature]()
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![Different Shades of Bravery]()
