Jim Luce on Literature & Poetry

Jim Luce studied Japanese and European literature at the College of Wooster and Waseda University in Tokyo.  His father was a prominent translator of French literature, teaching at Miami University, Harvard and in Luxembourg. .

The Two Krishnas: A Novel You Can’t Ignore

Untold South Asian Stories at IAAC Literary Festival in New York

First Indian Literary Festival at Columbia a Hit

Franketienne: Haiti's First Nobel Laureate - Hopefully

French and American Authors Compare Notes on Modern Fiction

Jules Verne’s Kip Brothers Translated into English after 100 Years

Which Publisher in the U.S. will Discover Brilliant Haitian Writer Franketienne?

Fountain House Symposium Honors Author Andrew Solomon

Mario Vargas, one of the world’s most important novelists, explains a finer point to me.

Mario Vargas Llosa on the End of the Incan Empire at the Americas Society

Exploring the World, Poetically, Through The Sufi’ s Garland

In Sri Lanka: A Poem of Commemoration

For the complete listing of thematic stories, see Jim Luce Writes .

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