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The Writing Partnership at Worlds Literary Festival
Asia-Pacific Writing Partnership Board Members – Xu Xi, Rukmini Bhaya Nair, Robin Hemley and Catherine Cole – all took part in the 2009 Worlds Literary Festival in Norwich.
Worlds Literary Festival, organised by the Writers Centre Norwich, invites international writers each year to engage in a week of events and public readings. Alongside the public programme, the festival also offers a daily round-table discussion session, at which writers from across the world can share thoughts and ideas. This unique Salon explores a different topic each year, and this year writers and guests were asked to think about The Creative Writer; the education of writers, issues of the market place and of translation.
To see and hear the Partnership’s chair Xu Xi and Vice Chair Rukmini, you can go to the following U-Tube sites: http://www.youtube.com/user/WCNonline#play/uploads/5/w_3uEEQ9xo8
and http://www.youtube.com/user/WCNonline#play/uploads/9/r0RlWt8Szpc
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