Hong Kong. Hong Kong Noir examines the superstitious side of this modern metropolis. Photo: Alamy
Review |
Hong Kong Noir: 14 short stories delve into ghosts and spirits lurking in ultra-modern city
- The ‘umbrella movement’ protests, Japanese occupation, the post-war boom, and the 1997 handover to Chinese rule are among the backdrops to the stories
- The book is part of an international series, and its editors say working in Hong Kong they ‘constantly feel like kids in a confectionery shop’
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Books and Literature
Hong Kong. Hong Kong Noir examines the superstitious side of this modern metropolis. Photo: Alamy