
Pee Poems
Brendan Riley reviews the mordant scatological potion that is Lao Yang’s Pee Poems.
Brendan Riley reviews the mordant scatological potion that is Lao Yang’s Pee Poems.
Ethan Hsi reviews Mei-mei Berssenbrugge’s ecopoetics of cosmic interconnection.
Irina Bevza reviews a personal account of the financial crisis that ushered out the twentieth century.
Shui-yin Sharon Yam reviews Karen Cheung’s poignant memoir about life in Hong Kong.
Walter Chan reviews Yajun Mo’s examination of early Chinese travel culture.
Joshua Calladine-Jones reviews Jessica Au’s deeply personal, cinematic, and impressionistic novel.
Julian Willming reviews a text that explores our yearning for a utopian version of the past that never existed.
Chamois Chui reviews a collection of letters that lifts the veil on a different side of early colonial Hong Kong.