Based on a comprehensive field study of the LGBTQ movement, HIV/AIDS medical treatment, and family and religious issues in Taiwanese society, Li-Ying Chien's The Possible Memoirs of a Traitor uncovers stories from a Taipei gay shelter in the 90's.
The Umbrella Men is a group of anonymous media workers in Hong Kong who volunteer to interview and record stories that have not yet been forgot by Hong Kong people. After the Hong Kong version of the National Security Law had passed, and all the lies might become the truth someday, this book is the record of Hong Kong people's struggle in 2020.
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The Paris Adult Education Center (Cours d'Adultes de Paris) of the City of Paris launched the "Taiwanese Class" for the first time this year! ★
Taiwanese contemporary poet, artist, video & soundtrack professional worker.
Sheng Nai was born in Chiayi and grew up in Kaohsiung. When he was young, he was influenced by his parents and began to write poetry.
Later, he met Du Shisan, learned of the diversity of poems, and began to publish poems in newspapers.
At the age of 17, he left home to study and Xuan settled in Taipei.
In 2013, he published his first personal collection of poems "Honest Liar".
