HKRB Essays: Capitalist Fiction – Murdering the Imagination
Susanna Kleeman has something very particular in mind as she tries to account for the “death” of literary fiction.
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Critical Theory, Philosophy, Literature – Reviews, Essays, Interviews.
Collected Poems
Paul Scott Stanfield reviews a powerful collection of poetry that rests on the implied, the suggested, and the unspoken.
HKRB Essays: Life as a postgraduate during COVID
Lilli Chung reflects on the trials and tribulations of undertaking a research degree in the age of COVID-19.
HKRB Essays: Africans in Hong Kong
Innocent Mutanga discusses the important role that Africans can play in today’s Hong Kong and beyond.
Besiege Me
James Pate reviews Nicholas Wong’s brilliant new collection of poetry on Hong Kong.
Bizarre-Privileged Items in the Universe
Briankle G. Chang likes… er…
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.
The Matrix: Poems: 1960–1970
Karolinn Fiscaletti reviews a new edition of N.H. Pritchard’s influential collection of poetry.
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