Names Have Been Changed
Jonathan Han reviews Yu-Mei Balasingamchow’s genre hybrid which blends crime, confessional and migrant fiction to create a paradoxically grounded and restless novel that Continue reading
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The Wykehamist
Chloe Leung reviews Alexendra Strnad’s provocative exploration of the quietudes and disquietudes of madness.
Broccoli Punch
Miguel Antonio N. Lizada reviews Lee Yuri’s provocative, personal short story collection
Sleepless Nights
Jacqueline Ho reviews Stuart Walton’s dive into the deepest human crucible.
As a Pinprick Star
Joshua Calladine-Jones muses on Tycho Brahe and Harald Voetmann’s Sublunar.
Walk the Darkness Down
Tiffany Troy finds Daniel Magariel’s new novel an imperative, Delphic hymn to change.
The Phoenix Complex
David Lorenzo Cardiel reviews philosopher Michael Marder’s The Phoenix Complex.
Star 111
Stuart Walton finds Lutz Seiler’s latest Wenderoman a picaresque of German reunification that transforms ultimately into a novel.
HONG KONG REVIEW OF BOOKS 香港書評 
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