Writers' Portraits

"I never wanted to be a famous writer, I just wanted to be a good writer." Atwood wrote about her time, but also transcended her time.

Among contemporary writers, only Peter's works make me feel closest to him, understand him the most, and read him the most. ——Vin Wenders

The most sincere work by master Wernerhoso! Put on Bruce Chatwin's backpack and travel through the adventures of the past to where Chatwin's heart lies.

Armed with a 16mm camera, they roamed in the fog of the city, spanning eighty years, looking for phantom-like people.

Is the unbearable pain in life meaningful? Houellebecq and Iggy Papp work together through literature to reveal themselves and guide similarly confused minds.

Art critic John Berger has lived in seclusion in a French mountain village for many years. How does he view time and life as the seasons change?

The "Windmill Poetry Society" in the 1930s was the first group to introduce Surrealism to Taiwan. How do poets in the South transform Western literary and artistic trends?

Writing should never be a way to vent, and I don’t think I should use writing to express my anger and sadness.

With diverse literary styles and keen observation of the city, Hong Kong writer Xi Xi uses words to reflect the things in Hong Kong, keeping what will inevitably disappear in people's hearts forever.

Ya Xian wrote popular poems in his early years and later devoted himself to editing. Why has he been willing to devote himself to the literary world and literature for many years?

Zhou Mengdie, a poet who lived in seclusion in the city, lived and wrote like Zhuang Zhou Mengdie, awakening to enlightenment in the world of mortals and passion...

How does Liu Yichang, a Hong Kong writer who is both a commoner and a celebrity, write down the charm of living in the city with words that blend fiction and reality?