Book review: The Borrowed – Hong Kong crime novel’s six episodes tell a compelling story about city’s history
The leftist riots in Hong Kong in 1967 are the backdrop for the last of Chan Ho-Kei’s six novellas in The Borrowed. Photo; SCMP
Book review: The Borrowed – Hong Kong crime novel’s six episodes tell a compelling story about city’s history
Simon Chan’s detective Kwan Chun-dok solves six murders against the backdrop of key events in Hong Kong’s recent history, from the 1967 riots to the handover and beyond
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Published: 1:33pm, 28 Mar, 2017
Updated: 2:55pm, 20 Jul, 2018
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The leftist riots in Hong Kong in 1967 are the backdrop for the last of Chan Ho-Kei’s six novellas in The Borrowed. Photo; SCMP
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