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To be able to express oneself through the medium of writing is a wonderful piece of good fortune.
Read Issue Eleven online here.
“Searching” by Carl Scharwath
“Heaven” by Ricky Sadiosa
The writers behind this newsletter.
The Hong Kong Writers Circle is a member organisation for writers of all levels and of all genres.
Now in over 260 lit mags in 21 countries with 3 poetry collections published in softcover by Cyberwit.net, the latest titled SOUL SONGS; and have been nominated for the Pushcart Prize, thrice for Best of the Net.
Julian Lyden is a Hong Kong-based writer with an interest in folklore, crime and the unseen forces which shape our lives.
fulltime yearn final boss
Holly is a published author of short fiction, poetry and writer of female-led novels. You can read some of her work in Beyond the Book Cover on Substack.
Writer, artist, musician, human... always looking for more WOW!
Writing to reach for the stars.
Poet.Short Story Writer. Translator. Educator. Assistant Professor of English at N. S. S. College, Pandalam, Kerala
Poet & writer
Sean Wang is a Pushcart Prize and Best Small Fictions nominated poet. His work appears in West Trade Review, ONE ART, wildscape. literary journal, and elsewhere. He is currently a PhD candidate.
R.E. Harris is a writer, journalist and documentary filmmaker living in metro Atlanta. His works have been featured in the New York Times, The Washington Post, The L.A. Times and other publications. He is an M.F.A. candidate at Drexel University.
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