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AFTERSHOCK: Essays from Hong Kong
In a series of forceful, introspective essays, 11 young journalists examine a city transformed beyond recognition.
All-new writing from Holmes Chan, Karen Cheung, Elaine Yu, Sum Lok-kei, Rachel Cheung, Hsiuwen Liu, Ezra Cheung, Nicolle Liu, Jessie Pang and two anonymous contributors.
In 2019, these journalists were at the frontlines of Hong Kong's historic protest movement: You've probably read their coverage on news outlets like the New York Times, Reuters, CNN, the South China Morning Post, Hong Kong Free Press, and many more. Now they bring their unique perspectives to AFTERSHOCK. You will join these writers as they try to find meaning in chaos, revisiting key moments last year that profoundly changed the city — and themselves. Like every Hongkonger, they too must confront their experiences and come to terms with a new reality. Observant, incisive, and above all honest, these essays delve into the complexities hidden behind familiar headlines. For both local and international readers, AFTERSHOCK presents much-needed voices to expand — and at times challenge — our understanding of what it means to live in Hong Kong today. Specs: W11.5 x H18cm, 100 pages, Paperback ISBN: 978-988-77345-7-4 On Sale: May 27, 2020 |
Update - February 19, 2021
We are deeply grateful to our readers for their enthusiastic reception of AFTERSHOCK: Essays from Hong Kong. Limited copies are available at our partner bookshops in Hong Kong. For our online store, the book will be out of stock for the foreseeable future. We apologize for the inconvenience.