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An ode to Hong KongNic Wong opens up on what it's like to be a HK poet
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This charming manAlan Hollinghurst loves the fragrant harbour
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Pretty petals of ShanghaiChinese women are the stars in Duncan Jepson's debut
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Theroux the keyholeProlific author Paul Theroux on his new novel
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Catholic girls and ladies of the nightYan Geling's moving novel on the Rape of Nanjing
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Like a million bucksSlumdog Millionaire author Vikas Swarup comes to Hong Kong
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Tales from a darker sideHong Kong novelist Xu Xi's 13 somewhat dark tales
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Reading into the pastPaul Feain on Hong Kong's antiquarian book fair
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An interview with… Wendy CopeThe famous British poet visits Hong Kong.
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Alex Kuo interviewAlex Kuo on the impact of environmental exploitation
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Long, Last, Happy
Barry Hannah writes stories about characters recognising their own vulnerabilities....
Be Still, Hong Kong
Catch a glimpse of rare moments of quietude in the chaotic life of our city....
Pulp Fiction
Infamous Asian film impresario Bey Logan tells Patrick Brzeski how Hong Kong cinema can live again on the page....
Books Gift Guide
Patrick Brzeski goes shopping for the holiday season’s most present-worthy titles...
Hadley by Nick Macfie
The uproarious story of a down and out middle-aged journalist struggling to stifle the boredom of working as a Hong Kong “desker”...
Paul Auster Interview
Baseball, squats and the banks – Chris Moss talks to author Paul Auster about his new novel, Sunset Park...
Italian Shoes by Henning Mankell
A mixed gift from Sweden’s second-most famous crime writer...
Rushdie plays with fire (again)
Sir Salman Rushdie talks to Chris Moss about Luka and the Fire of Life, his new novel, “inspired” by his youngest son...
You Lost Me There by Rosecrans Baldwin
An impressive debut novel from J.C. Gabel, founding editor of the Morning News...
The Lifecycle of Software Objects by Ted Chiang
Chiang explores the balance of social interaction and commerce online...
