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Nury Vittachi

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Nury Vittachi


Born
in Ceylon, Sri Lanka
October 02, 1958

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Nury Vittachi is a journalist and author based in Hong Kong. His columns are published daily, weekly in a variety of newspapers in Asia as well as on his website. He is best known for the comedy-crime novel series The Feng Shui Detective, published in many languages around the world, but he has also written non-fiction works and novels for children. He is also noted for his role in founding the Asia Literary Review, the Hong Kong International Literary Festival, the Man Asian Literary Prize, and was the chairman of the judges of the inaugural Australia-Asia Literary Award in 2008. Vittachi currently lives in Hong Kong with his English wife Mary-Lacey Vittachi and their three adopted Chinese children. Also writes under the name Sam Jam. ...more

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Harold Evans' Asian Connection

Delhi 1967 hindustan times


The legendary British newspaper editor, who died this week, had a significant effect on journalism in Asia���and vice versa


HARRY EVANS, an assistant editor from the British city of Manchester, stared at the newspaper and sighed. It was 1961 and the young newspaperman���he was in his early 30s���had flown to India to help train a group of 30 Asian journalists to create world class n

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The Feng Shui Detective (Fe...

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The Shanghai Union of Indus...

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The Feng Shui Detective Goe...

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Mr Wong Goes West

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The Feng Shui Detective's C...

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Twilight in the Land of Nowhen

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The Other Side of the Story...

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The Curious Diary of Mr Jam

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The Day It Rained Letters

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“You can leave Hong Kong, but it will never leave you.”
Nury Vittachi, Hong Kong: The City of Dreams

“I'm not asking much,' he said. 'Only a miracle. Can you do this?'
Wong looked down at the briefing papers in front of him for a moment. Then he looked at Tambi in the eye. 'Miracles we have fifteen per cent extra surcharge. Is it okay?”
Nury Vittachi

“Stories are wonderful, enjoyable, and scrumptious things. In the old days, they were served on thin plates called pages. You ate them with your eyes. And they didn't go down to your tummy, like normal food. No, they went into a dream machine inside your head.”
Nury Vittachi, The Day It Rained Letters

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