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Bewilderment

Amanda Hsu reads the latest novel by Richard Powers in the context of speculative realism.

The Gun, The Ship, and The Pen

Eliot Rosenstock reviews a fascinating new work that interrogates the relationship between warfare, constitutions, and modernity.

HKRB Essays: Liminal City

In this haunting creative critical essay, Patrick Holland reflects on the various dimensions opened up by the stories of those who live with/in Hong Kong.

HKRB Essays: The Struggle for Synthesis

Ivan Stacy reflects on the antagonism between individualist and collectivist systems in Hao Jingfang’s Vagabonds.

We Could Not See the Stars

‎Yen Ooi reviews Elizabeth Wong’s debut novel, which explores the complicated relationship diaspora communities have with culture and identity.

In the Blink of An Eye

Briankle G. Chang reviews a fascinating account of the cultural significance of spectacles.

HKRB Essays: The Constant Rabbit

Sophina Chu reflects on Hong Kong’s racial politics in the context of Jasper Fforde’s allegorical novel.

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