The Apostrophe
Hong Kong Writers Circle, Natalie Wong, Simon Berry, Shikha S Lamba, Julian Lyden, Cassandra LeeA quarterly publication of the Hong Kong Writers Circle
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 51 | Subscribers | Read | hkwcmagazine.substack.com |
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
The Hong Kong Writers Circle is a member organisation for writers of all levels and of all genres.
We are all children at the end of the day
Simon Berry is a recovering lawyer who calls Hong Kong home. He has an MFA in creative writing and a PhD in English literature from City University. His novels A Wasting Asset, and A Debt To Pay are available on Amazon.
Shikha S. Lamba is a jewelry designer and poet living in Hong Kong. She is the co-editor of an online magazine, Coffee and Conversations. Her work has been widely published. In 2023, her poems were nominated for Best of the Net & the Pushcart Prize.
Julian Lyden is a Hong Kong-based writer with an interest in folklore, crime and the unseen forces which shape our lives.
Writer, artist, musician, mathematician
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