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Lost Hong Kong

Mandy Chan Sze Man reviews a fascinating tour of a “lost Hong Kong” in pictures from the 1860s to the early 1990s.

Moving House

Grace Hiu-Yan Wong reviews the fourth collection of poetry from Singapore’s Theophilus Kwek.

As Slow as Possible, and Letters Home

Antony Huen reviews recent poetry releases by two of Hong Kong’s most respected young English language poets.

Many People Die Like You

Stuart Walton reviews the new translation of Lina Wolff’s debut short story collection.

After Geoengineering

Jason Rhys Parry reviews Holly Jean Buck’s Guide to Geoengineering.

Being at Large

Sam Mickey reviews a book that interrogates freedom in the age of alternative facts.

Wuhan Diary

Chris Maden reviews Fang Fang’s Diary of the Coronavirus Outbreak.

Our History Is The Future

Shelley Angelie Saggar reviews an account of the Standing Rock event which makes clear the connection between the voices of ancestral resistance and those of contemporary struggle.

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