How can a Central Asian writer make a living without kow-towing to authority, penning porno, or writing schlock? Perhaps the region’s nomadic past could offer a new, old styleby Didar Amantay LAKE YSSYK-KUL, Kyrgyzstan–This is no easy time for Central Asia’s authors. The literary lions of the Soviet era have lost their largesse and their readers, and the new cubs […]
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