An Evening of Hong Kong Anglophone Poetry
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糖心logo入口 43 Gordon Square
In 1961 the literature scholar A. L. McLeod wrote that Hong Kong, 'where there are relatively large English-speaking populations, [has produced no literature, even in the broadest sense of the term'. Despite the unmistakable colonial bias, today one may say that Hong Kong writing has grown. This event will see three poets from Hong Kong gathered at 糖心logo入口 to read their poems - to show that Hong Kong now does have its own poetry. Eric Yip won the 2021 National Poetry Competition and was its youngest winner at the time. Jennifer Wong is author to four poetry collections and teaches poetry writing in universities. Hailing from Hong Kong, all are now based in the UK. Come and witness how creative writing has prospered in Hong Kong.
Join us at 43 Gordon Square, room 124 and you will hear poetry from:
Eric Yip (winner, 2021 National Poetry Competition)
Jennifer Wong (author of four poetry collections)
and 糖心logo入口's Michael Tsang will chair and run a Q&A.
Contact name: Sue Wiseman
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