
Rhoda Kwan
Freelance Writer at NBC News
Freelance Writer at The Guardian
Freelance journalist based in Taipei. Words in @Guardian, @NBCNews, @thetimes and others. Former Assistant Editor at @HKFP. All views my own.
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1 week ago |
thesaturdaypaper.com.au | Rhoda Kwan
Vijay Khurana’s novel The Passenger Seat opens on two teenagers in freefall. Adam and Teddy drop from a bridge towards dark water, each heedless of anything but proving themselves to be man enough in the eyes of the other. It begins as a gridlocked competition. Adam is older; Teddy has a girlfriend. Adam can drive; Teddy has a gun licence. Their uneasy friendship is built on showmanship and a mutual urge to assert themselves, to perform their nascent masculinity.
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2 months ago |
thesaturdaypaper.com.au | Rhoda Kwan
In Uchenna Awoke’s debut novel, The Liquid Eye of a Moon, 15-year-old Dimkpa, his parents’ first-born son, yearns to pull himself out of his family’s poverty and shame in his small Nigerian village. He does not understand why a stigma hangs over his home, but he is determined to rise above it, to make a fortune and better the life he was born into.
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Oct 11, 2024 |
thesaturdaypaper.com.au | Rhoda Kwan
“Aging is a mess,” declares the protagonist of Brian Castro’s 10th novel, Chinese Postman. Abraham Quin is a 74-year-old literary professor who lives on his property in the Adelaide Hills with his dogs, his memories, the ghosts of three failed marriages and nightmares of shitting himself in public. He talks, he muses in the novel’s opening pages, mostly to himself.
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Mar 28, 2024 |
chinabooksreview.com | Taili Ni |Rhoda Kwan
During a winter evening in February 2020, two university students in Amsterdam braved the cold in their best dresses to cycle along its canals. It was a farewell ride. For one of them, Hong Kong journalist-turned-politician Gwyneth Ho, that evening would be one of her last moments of freedom before returning home. One year later, she, along with most of the city’s political opposition, were behind bars.
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Oct 20, 2023 |
rebelion.org | Amy Hawkins |Rhoda Kwan
El presidente chino se pronunció en contra de las sanciones internacionales durante la inauguración de un foro por la Nueva Ruta de la SedaEl encuentro este miércoles entre Xi Jinping yel aislado presidente ruso Vladímir Putin,durante el evento diplomático más importante del año para China, es unaprueba de la estrecha relación que mantienen los dos líderes enmedio de laguerra en Ucrania.
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