Walk the Darkness Down
Tiffany Troy finds Daniel Magariel’s new novel an imperative, Delphic hymn to change.
Tiffany Troy finds Daniel Magariel’s new novel an imperative, Delphic hymn to change.
Emily Chow-Quesada reviews Flora Veit-Wild’s memoir of the late Zimbabwean writer, Dambudzo Marechera.
On the publication of her memoir, Emerita Professor of African literatures Flora Veit-Wild shares her memories of the literary firebrand Dambudzo Marechera with HKRB’s Emily Chow-Quesada.
J.R. Osborn talks with Neil Jordan about one of the most notorious nights in the history of literary prize-giving.
Miguel Antonio N. Lizada reviews the latest anthology from the Hong Kong Writer’s Circle.
Jay Parker reviews Michael Berry’s translation of Han Song’s absurd, disturbing novel.
Stuart Walton reviews Amit Chaudhuri’s nebulous, ethically troubling new novel.
Joshua Calladine-Jones reviews the new paperback edition of Harald Voetmann’s shocking, phantasmagoric, paradoxically authentic Awake.
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