In Depth

A Woman’s Woes
The kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, and living room were all cramped, no barrier separating them. Instead of white marble, the floor was made of dark brown wood typical of older houses,...
Foreign City Lit Up
Sleep is supposed to call when you have time to spare. For me, it comes climbing through my window instead, never mind that I live on the sixteenth floor or...
The Crow
Low-hanging stray branches stretched lifeless, just a breadth short into my room, like groping skeletal fingers. The bird, inching ever closer, took them as invitation. It hopped with more grace...
Craft with Geri Cheng, interviewed by Anna Li Lai Nam
An exploration between two writers of Hong Kong during the maze of this year on craft and expectations, uncertainty and perseverance, revisions and surprise
What About Rosa?
Upstairs, the brown stone walls zigzagged across the screen. She spent the rest of daylight cleaning them up. The evening non-traffic spread outside her window. Endless brown blocks filled her...
Not My Yellow Wallpaper
From the time when I reached ten, maybe thirteen, the walls of our apartment only grew thicker, or maybe they caved in on themselves, I don’t know. I learned how...