Tag Archives: Hong Kong

The Sadness of Hong Kong

Posted on September 17, 2020 by Joel D. Hirst

“You need to visit Hong Kong” my parents would say. They were wont to go there; a waystop between the obsidian totalitarianism of Harbin and the nihilistic desperation of Nagasaki before heading into the ancient rotting darkness of Irian Jaya. … Continue reading →

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On Hong Kong

Posted on August 25, 2019 by Joel D. Hirst

The third-most read post on my blog is a simple book review of “In Order To Live”, the auto-biography of Yeonmi Park. More interestingly, most of the hits come from Hong Kong. I didn’t notice this at first; the visits … Continue reading →

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