AUTHOR: Daughters of the Bamboo Grove, Eat the Buddha: Life and Death in a Tibetan Town; Nothing to Envy (N. Korea),Logavina Street (Bosnia)

New York, USA
These stories about the #USSLIncoln reminds me of #NorthKorea. The late Kim Jong Il was the biggest foodie in Asia. He flew in sushi from Tokyo, cheese from France, caviar from Iran. His soldiers were starving. An interview I did with The New Yorker. newyorker.com/news/news-desk…
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A Demo for Democracy on Fourth of July by Milan Dosanjh medium.com/berlin-beyond-bor…
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Barbara Demick retweeted
Deep admiration for @BarbaraDemick and the Chinese novelist Fang Fang, winners of the @AsiaSociety @chinabksreview Baifang Schell Book Prize. A great event tonight in NY. Fang Fang, whose books are banned in the PRC, was not able to leave China to accept her award.
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Overseas Press Club awards. Congratulations to all... opcofamerica.org/87th-annual…
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Together with @JanePerlez on Faceoff. This episode about identical twins, one Chinese and one American, and what they teach us about nationality and identity. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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Is Jeff Bezos deliberately sabotaging the Washington Post? I can understand reining in critical coverage of Trump, of course he's scared, but he could have preserved his dignity and the newspaper by funding sports and foreign.
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This will be Bezos' enduring legacy...
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Barbara Demick retweeted
A staggering statement from former Washington Post editor Marty Baron: "This ranks among the darkest days in the history of one of the world's greatest news organizations."
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Please, we need the Washington Post's foreign correspondents. And despite all, I never cancelled my subscription. And advised others not to as well.
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Iceland v. Greenland. Guidance from Robert Altman's The Player (1992) June: Greenland's very icy. Iceland's very green. They switched names to fool the Vikings who tried to steal their women. Griffin Mill: Oh, I see.
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