#PBPitch A storm of grief has sailed into the lives of a young girl and her mother. Slowly the winds calm and a walk through the city reminds them of memories they can hold onto and never forget. #Lyrical#grief
📚🥪 Don’t sweat over what to get for lunch, step into the air conditioning with us and consider your next book! The panel will be moderated by Cynthia Cheng from Hong Kong Shifts. Bookazine will be selling books and the author’s will be available for signing. Link in bio.🥪📚
Xi Xi: "Hong Kong has always been a 'cultural oasis'. [...] The Hong Kong experience is unique in this world. Every day there is something new; it's not a pool of dead water but a spring for writing. If Hong Kong literature is overlooked, it's a problem of commerce."
"A balm" I've been recommending this book to many, but have trouble explaining why I think they should read it. I said to some, this is a book for humanity. "A balm" for humanity says so much more. Thanks for sharing the review and writing books for humans @DaveAlexRoberts
Review:
“The Theory of Crows…is a story about what it means to be an Indigenous person today. It’s also a story depicting grief, depression, and anxiety. In an uncertain world, when so many of us feel a little tired and broken, (it) is a balm.” https://t.co/zm84ULudph
DUCKS by Kate Beaton has won Canada Reads🏆🏆🏆"If you want to change perspective, hopefully action follows suit." - @beatonna // Thank you
@mattearoach@cbcbooks !!
An absolute highlight of school visits is when teachers share fantastic writing & art from their students inspired by our stories. Here is some brilliant work shared after my recent talks for #BookWeek & @litfest_hk@annelibrayillo 🌱🌸🌻🌱 #TheLastGarden
https://t.co/mOY6ZgzwNU
Two weeks have flown by since the 2023 Hong Kong International Literary Festival. #柏葉幸子 (with hapless interpreter me) joined novelists @vmkupersmith and @zenaldehyde, plus moderator @daphneleeml, to discuss writing Asian ghosts into fiction. #hklitfest
Hear from the Program Director herself @MaureenTai - “We need this festival, Hong Kong needs it!”
A big thank you to the team, authors, volunteers & most importantly YOU all, YOU make this festival a huge success.
https://t.co/GvGMQWKqgw
School visits with Sachiko Kashiwaba in Hong Kong! The @litfest_hk Young Readers Festival connected us with more than two hundred students. We talked about TEMPLE ALLEY SUMMER and introduced THE HOUSE OF THE LOST ON THE CAPE, due out in September 2023. #middlegrade#worldkidlit
Guess what’s one of @chaptersindigo’s most anticipated books? My third picture book! For a brief window, it’s 30% off. Here’s the link!
The Song That Called Them Home, Book by David A. Robertson (Hardcover) | https://t.co/SM0FgwUqoa https://t.co/z1VE9lnZVC
This time last week, I was preparing to have a conversation with a writer I have long read, and admired. @PicoIyer was delightful to chat with & I hope audiences enjoyed it as much as I did - stay tuned for the full video! @litfest_hk#HKILF2023#HKILF