HKRB Essays: Africans in Hong Kong
Innocent Mutanga discusses the important role that Africans can play in today’s Hong Kong and beyond.
Category Archives
Archive for: Hong Kong and Chinese Literature and Culture
Besiege Me
James Pate reviews Nicholas Wong’s brilliant new collection of poetry on Hong Kong.
HKRB Essays: The Unfriendly Gaze and the Female Body in Hong Kong
Flora Mak discusses the complex – but somewhat ignored – issue of gender in/equality in Hong Kong.
Redgrave’s Ghost
Liz Wan reviews an erudite, captivating East-meets-West novel.
Hong Kong’s New Identity Politics
Lillian Ngan reviews a new book about the manoeuvres of identity in the quickly evolving political and cultural landscape of Hong Kong.
The Kowloon English Club
Chris Maden reviews a gentle comedy set in the run-up to Hong Kong’s 1997 ‘handover’ to China…
Leading Healthy and Thriving Schools in Hong Kong
Flora Mak reviews a theoretical and practical summary of promoting a healthy school framework in Hong Kong.
This City is a Minefield
Jason Man-bo Ho reviews Aaron Chan’s memoir about growing up as a gay man in the multiracial, multicultural city of Vancouver.
