Night of Happiness
Ragini Mohite reviews Tabish Khair’s latest novel, a sensitive acknowledgement of the indignities faced by minority communities and individuals in contemporary India.
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Imperial Boredom
Josh Gabert-Doyon reviews a revisionist history of the dash and dare of British imperialism and colonialism.
You Will Always Be Someone From Somewhere Else
Jeff Alessandrelli reviews the latest experimental work from Dao Strom.
Tharlo: Short Story and Film Script
Kristof Van den Troost reviews a Tibetan tale of the encounter between traditionalism and modernity.
HKRB Essays: The Recovering
Ed Simon thinks through the spiritual malady of addiction in this review essay of Leslie Jamison’s memoir.
The World in Guangzhou
Emily Chow reviews Gordon Mathews’s ethnographic portrait of the lives of sub-Saharan Africans in Guangzhou.
Non-Existent Facts
Nathan Hoks reviews a collection of poetry that is both riotously funny and artfully devious.
Hong Kong on the Brink
Chris Maden reviews Syd Goldsmith’s memoir of his life in Hong Kong around the years of the Great Proletariat Cultural Revolution.
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