Hong Kong Writers Circle podcast Episode 14: Contributing Tales of Two Cities
Members of the Singapore Writers Group discuss their contributions to our shared anthology Tales of Two Cities.
The Writing Masterclass is 'How to write about a city'.
Timings
00:00 - Introduction - Ongoing interview
08:10 - Extract 1: The Apex by S Mickey Lin (read by Simon)
16:50 - Extract 2: The Red Kemboja Tree by Wan Phing Lim
25:30 - Extract 3: Dreams for Free by Vanessa Deza Hangad
38:30 - Extract 4: Fairprice Baby by Magali Finet (read by Simon)
44:30 - Interlude: City Breeze by Tab & Anitek and anthology launch promotion
51:10 - Extract 5: Port of Call by Sebrina Somers
61:40 - Extract 6: The Game of Virus by Bronwyn Sharman
64:00 - Writing Masterclass: How to write about a city
70:00 - Copyright information
Click here for additional readings by Shola Olowu-Asante, Lucia Damacela and Irena Cristalis
Links
Tales of Two Cities
The Singapore Writers' Group
Ethos Books
Simon's website
Hong Kong Writers Circle
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Copyright Information
The Hong Kong Writers Circle podcast Episode 14: Contributing Tales of Two Cities was produced by SCC Overton.
For more information about this podcast and all of our other activities, please visit our website: hkwriterscircle.com
Exerpts were from Tales of Two Cities edited by Alice Clark-Platts, S. Mickey Lin, Edmund Price and Harmony Sin, co-published by the imprint Ethos Books, the Hong Kong Writers Circle and the Singapore Writers Group.
The music was Jingle Jazz by Quantum Jazz from the album End of Line, used under the terms of a Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 3.0 licence.
Jingle Jazz (Quantum Jazz) / CC BY-SA 3.0
The interlude music was City Breeze by Tab & Anitek from the album, Sights & Sounds used under the terms of a Creative Commons Attribution Non-commercial Share Alike 3.0 license.
City Breeze (Tab & Anitek) / CC BY-NC-SA 3.0
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Thanks as always to Katrina Teh for the podcast artwork.