
A quarterly publication of the Hong Kong Writers Circle
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“Summer Blooms” by George Tang
Maybe we could be
like a metal fence
consumed by the trunk of a tree
after years of coexisting in place
You could quit your job,
and we could build
a raspberry trellis
or a shelf that hangs above...
“The Martyrs’ Wall”, Christopher Woods
Somehow I had convinced myself it would not happen again. Life had returned to normal, and my porcelain plates remained porcelain. My toothpaste frothed and was spat into the sink every morning and ev...
“The Watcher”, by Zed
The old lady hasn’t been outside in four months. Five, perhaps. She lost count around the time her neighbours fled. Quick, clumsy footsteps down the stairs in the deadest part of the night. She likes to imagine that t...
“The Morning After the Night Before”, by Zed
I come to preach, son of a line long dead,
Still seeing in mankind old follies rise;
We too let brief success go to our head,
Exulted appetite, and called it wise.
We made our force the g...
“Fire Horse”, Sadie Kaye
A week ago, Arthur Barclay won the election — a first for the Revolutionary Party.
Today, he summoned us to the Assembly Hall.
I assumed it was the official party summons following his victory. About time, I thou...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
The Hong Kong Writers Circle is a member organisation for writers of all levels and of all genres.
Photographer, poet, writer. Je me décline sous toutes formes d’art (or most). Antilliean créole sat on the strand of the west coast of Ireland, busy extracting memory from each grain of sand.
Stewart. Hong Kong. Writer.
fulltime yearn final boss
Writer, artist, musician, human... always looking for more WOW!
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.
Elinor Maycan is a writer located in the Pacific Northwest. Her work appears in orangepeel literary magazine and Candlelight Magazine.
Henrik Hoeg is a Danish poet living in Hong Kong. He is the organizer and main MC of Peel Street Poetry. He has published 3 books, latest being Birth is the Coward's Way In, a collection of poems and short stories.
Maryam is an engineering student who's consumed stories in every form - novels, films, and television alike. Writing stood out as the most beautiful, perhaps because of how accessible it was: a way to create entire worlds from nothing but words
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