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- “Routine Application” by William Ng (25 May 2017)
- “The Broken One” by Naterlie Ip, by Christy Leung, Leo Lau and Charis Yeung (10 April 2017)
- Announcement: Tammy Ho Lai-Ming will be co-editing Twin Cities, a collection of poetry from Hong Kong and Singapore (8 April 2017)
- “Comics and Graphic Narratives; or, The Art of the Matter” by Jason S Polley (4 April 2017)
- “Red Butterfly” by Victoria Ip (1 April 2017)
- “The Sun and The Moon On October 25” by Jeff Chow (25 March 2017)
- “Circles” by Katie Wong (12 March 2017)
- “Red Leaves for Diane” by Victoria Ip (11 March 2017)
- “The Edge of Vast Shores” by Jason Eng Hun Lee (7 March 2017)
- “It’s a Dog’s Life” by Magdalen Ki (17 February 2017)
- “All Those Moments” by Mignon Chiu (15 February 2017)
- “Father and Son” by Stuart Christie (25 January 2017)
- Announcement: Members of the ENG Department will read at Hong Kong’s #WRITERSRESIST (2 January 2017)
- Announcement: Jeff Chow won Most Creative Award (2 January 2017)
- “An Old Anecdote” by Isabella Dong (20 November 2016)
- “Con- or perhaps, Sub-juncts” by Lian-Hee Wee (5 November 2016)
- Alumni News: The Release of Ordinary People (2015) (17 October 2016)
- “The Song of Green Snake” by Isabella Dong (12 October 2016)
- Headspace: Ivan Delazari and Holden Liang Qichao (22 August 2016)
- Headspace: Suzanne Lai (18 August 2016)
- Headspace: Tammy Ho Lai-Ming (14 August 2016)
- Headspace: Janet Lau (1 August 2016)
- Headspace: Gary Lam (27 July 2016)
- An Interview with Tammy Ho Lai-Ming (23 July 2016)
- “In Your Absence” by Jason Eng Hun Lee (26 May 2016)
- “Loss of the Rule of Law” by Lian-Hee Wee (24 May 2016)
- “The Salesman Sleeps His Way to Death” by Jeff Chow (22 May 2016)
- “(Selected) Notes on the Imaginary Creatures in City W” by Paulina Lee (10 May 2016)
- “Ever More Ed Perfect Perfect Im More Ever” by Jason S Polley (8 May 2016)
- Announcement: Tammy Ho received Young Artist Award in Literary Arts (8 May 2016)
- “Guan Yin, or Mother Buddha” by Abel Han Song (28 March 2016)
- “A Cantonese Curse / against the Fur Industry / in Hong Kong English” by Lian-Hee Wee (7 February 2016)
- “The Window” by Daisy Lam (5 February 2016)
- Announcement: Abel Han Song won the TSMC Literary Award (6 January 2016)
- “The Lie” by Zabrina Lo (30 November 2015)
- “How A Ceiling Fan Rotates” by William Ng (28 November 2015)
- “Weathered” by Grace Wong (26 November 2015)
- “Late Arrival” by Pamela Wong (24 November 2015)
- “Model Factory Man” by Jimmy Chan (21 November 2015)
- “Another Matthew Bear” by Cheng Tim Tim (20 November 2015)
- “A Creative Response to the 3rd Movement of Shostakovich’s Eighth Symphony” by Holden Liang Qichao, with Ivan Delazari (1 October 2015)
- “And She Walked On” by GiGi To Man Chee (17 September 2015)
- “Gastritis” by Vinton Poon (15 September 2015)
- Ongoing Moments: Holden Liang Qichao (29 June 2015)
- Ongoing Moments: Heidi Huang (13 June 2015)
- Ongoing Moments: Liu Yuwei (June 9 2015)
- Ongoing Moments: Douglas Robinson (3 June 2015)
- “Now Lost” by Lian-Hee Wee (8 April 2015)
- “Are the Yellow Ribbons ‘We’?” by Nicola Chan Oi Ching (21 March 2015)
- “LA MINOR” by Ivan Delazari (1 March 2015)
- “An Encounter at City Express” by Thomas Deng Guochang (24 February 2015)
- “HongKongopoly” by Jason Eng Hun Lee (25 September 2014)
- “cemetery miss you” by Jason S Polley (10 September 2014)
- “De-seats” by Tammy Ho Lai-Ming (2 August 2014)
- “The Pensive” by Liu Yuwei (16 July 2014)
- “Indicium”, translated from the Finnish by Douglas Robinson (17 June 2014)
- “John Gave Rachel A Book” by Tammy Ho Lai-Ming (13 June 2014)
- “Dangling Modifiers” by Douglas Robinson (7 June 2014)
- “shivers shove eyelids” by Jason S Polley (1 June 2014)
- “Macau Revisited” by Tammy Ho Lai-Ming (19 May 2014)
- “distrust friendly gentleman” by Jason S Polley (30 April 2014)
- “Monkey Man” by John Wakefield (24 April 2014)
- “Macau Impressions” by Tammy Ho Lai-Ming (15 April 2014)
- “To the Caulfield Express” by Holden Liang Qichao (14 April 2014)
- “45 Belgrave Square” by Jason Eng Hun Lee (9 April 2014)
- “Lily” by Lian-Hee Wee (8 April 2014)
