Articles By Brian Hioe
The Face of Protest in Hong Kong
A society sometimes devours its young, that is, its brightest and most promising.
In case of emergency
I felt somewhat stupid as I said all this. No, this doctor wouldn’t understand.
After the tear gas
The dangers inherent in protests and clashes with the police are offset by this strange utopian element.
A Sea Goddess Told Me to Destroy the World
Gou’s claim that his run was ordained by Mazu was a calculated political move.
Gay Sex Robots are coming to Kill Us All
The anti-gay groups prevailed, but even with all their money they were notably ridiculous and inept.
Kiang in the Taipei Underground
The first time I went to Korner in 2013, I drank so much that I ended up falling down a set of stairs and knocking out a tooth.
A Neighborhood I’m Moving Out Of
Maybe some will remember that I used to live here: Whatever happened to that guy who seemed to always be eating out of the same 7/11, perpetually ordering coffee at strange hours of the night?
All Hail the Korean Fish!
I don’t have blind faith that the Han bubble will suddenly implode and people will wake up and smell the roses.
