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Advanced fiction

Story workshop

Non-fiction/Memoir

Mastering Screenplays

Children's literature

Coming courses

Opportunities for writers

Summary of choices

Questions answered

The story so far

Nury's books

Dead Eric Gets a Virus

Twilight in the Land of Nowhen

The Feng Shui Detective

The Feng Shui Detective Goes South

The Feng Shui Detective's Casebook

Alfonso Fonso and the Tree of Good and Evil

The Shanghai Union of Industrial Mystics

The City of Dreams

Mozzle and the Giant

The Place You're Meant to

The World's Funniest

The Day It Rained Letters

The Paper Princess

May Moon

Classic Columns

What Kids Eat

Family Issues

A Boy Named Joy

What Asians Eat

Branding For Thieves

Filipino Wordplay

Xtreme Politeness

Who Is This Guy?

The Official Version

The Other One

A Really Funny Q&A

Two Types of Tears

Short stories

The Boy Who Could Not Finish a

Lateral Thinking Puzzles

Press reviews

Reviews From Around the World

Nury's Photo Gallery

Contact!

"I COULD DO THAT"
Could you be the next JK Rowling?

Somebody has to be. It might as well be you.
      Virtually all the popular bestselling authors in the world come from a handful of countries in the West. It's time to fix that anomaly.
      Get the skills and marketing know-how to be a first class author yourself. Writers in the West are always complaining about what a crowded marketplace they are in, but in other places, there's hardly any competition. 

LEARN FROM A SUCCESSFUL INTERNATIONALLY PUBLISHED AUTHOR 

I want to be a fiction author

I want to write memoir, biography or other non-fiction work

I want to learn more about screenplays, how to appreciate them, analyze them and write my own

I want to be a success in the children's book area

I'm interested in computer games and/ or comic books

What's the Asian angle?

Check out the Man Hong Kong International Literary Festival, a world-class festival backed by the same company that backs the Man Booker Prize, the world's best known literary award. It was founded by Jane Camens and Nury Vittachi in 2000.

Mr. Jam edits the Asia Literary Review (formerly Dimsum), east Asia's top quarterly anthology of prose and poetry. Over the years, it has featured works of some of the world's finest authors, including lots of famous ones: Thomas Keneally, Hanif Kureishi, David Mitchell, Maxine Hong Kingston, William Dalrymple and so on. You could be in the next one.

 

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