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After the Storm

Adrian Ho reviews the latest anthology from the Hong Kong Writers Circle.

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.

HKRB Essays: The Quarantine Equations

Paul Clinton Corrigan reflects on his recent experience of quarantine in Hong Kong.

Special Issue on SF in HK: Musings on SF and COVID-19

Alex Chung reflects on post-apocalyptic science fiction and how to live with a pandemic in Hong Kong.

Special Issue on SF in HK: Dark Fluid

Janice Lam thinks alongside a pioneering Hong Kong science fiction anthology in order to reflect on the importance of holding hope against hope.

Special Issue on SF in HK: Dragon’s Delusion

Kanon Chu reviews a science fiction animated film made in Hong Kong that is poised to become a classic.

Special Issue on SF in HK: The Vellichor of Bleak House Books

Kathleen Wong talks to Albert Wan, co-founder and owner of Bleak House Books, about his independent English bookstore in Hong Kong.

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