India, Oct. 1 -- Rebecca F Kuang has emerged as one of the most prolific writers of the current generation. It's not only the variety of genres she tackles but also the depth she manages to convey in her books and her choice of subject matter that make her out to be a unique voice in contemporary literature. Since before the publication of Yellowface, the book that launched a thousand opinion pieces, the author has constantly drawn attention to and critiqued the Establishment (within the international publishing industry and Western academia) that ossifies, reifies and then capitalises on migrant or hyphenated subjectivities. Her latest offering, Taipei Story, is no exception to this but somehow the narrative seems more personal than in h...