Charlie Walker's book "On Thin Ice" recounts his 2022 trek across northern Siberia, coinciding with Russia's invasion of Ukraine. He observes ordinary Russians' views on the conflict and faces increasing scrutiny from the FSB, leading to his detention and deportation from the country.
Londra Yunus Emre Enstitüsü, tarihi seyahat anlatılarından ilham alan ve 4D mekansal ses teknolojisiyle zenginleştirilmiş 'Echoing Travelogues: The Beyond and Us' adlı çok katmanlı bir performansın İngiltere prömiyerini düzenledi.
台灣作家楊双子的小說《臺灣漫遊錄》獲國際布克獎後，中文版實體書預約人數已破2000人，並登上電子書熱門排行首位。新北市立圖書館電子書刊借閱量近3年成長近8成，顯示數位閱讀已成市民重要閱讀方式。
Taiwanese author Yang Shuang-tzu, winner of the 2026 International Booker Prize for '1938 Taiwan Travelogue,' emphasized Taiwan's identity and subjectivity at a press conference in Seoul. The novel explores Taiwanese identity through food culture during Japanese colonial rule, contrasting it with the subsequent martial law era.
Yáng Shuāng-zǐ's "Taiwan Travelogue" won the International Booker Prize, with author and translator Lin King highlighting the novel's exploration of Taiwanese identity and colonialism. The book, set in 1930s Japan-occupied Taiwan, delves into political questions and the complexities of national identity.
Yang Shuang-zi's "Taiwan Travelogue," translated by Lin King, has won the International Booker Prize. The novel, about two women on a culinary tour in 1930s Taiwan, is the first from Mandarin Chinese to win the award.
Die Taiwanerin Yáng Shuāng-zǐ hat mit ihrem Roman "Taiwan Travelogue" den Booker Prize gewonnen. Das Werk, das in Taiwan der 1930er-Jahre spielt, ist das erste auf Mandarin verfasste Buch, das diese Auszeichnung erhält. Der Preis ist mit 50.000 Pfund dotiert.
Taiwan Travelogue, by Yáng Shuāng-zǐ and translated by Lin King, is the first Mandarin Chinese novel to win the International Booker Prize. The £50,000 award was presented in London.
Yáng Shuāng-zǐ's novel 'Taiwan Travelogue' has won the 2026 International Booker Prize, marking the first time a work in Mandarin Chinese has received the award. Author Yang and translator Lin King, both Taiwanese, will share the £50,000 prize.
