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How to Kill a City

Stephen Lee Naish discusses the perks and perils of gentrification.

Age of Anger

Sean Mahoney discusses radicalism, populism and the contemporary political moment.

The Architecture of Neoliberalism

Alexandre Leskanich discusses contemporary architecture and its neoliberal compliance.

HKRB EVENTS: Penguin Specials Hong Kong

Jeffrey Tam attended the launch of the new Hong Kong Specials Series by Penguin, reporting on the event and readings from the authors.

Poem in Blue

Joel Swann’s series of 21 reviews of international poetry from Chinese University Press continues.

The Nagasaki Elder 

Adam Steiner reviews a new collection of poems dedicated to the survivors of nuclear holocaust.

HKRB Essays: Documenting Turbulent Times in HK

Karen Cheung offers a journalists perspective and personal reflection on the recent political crises in Hong Kong.

Samuel Richardson and the Theory of Tragedy

Daniel Bristow discusses a seminal new book on Clarissa and theories of Tragedy from Lacan and Benjamin to Nietzsche and Hölderlin. 

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