1. Contrapuntal Voices Circle Through Time: Madeleine Thien's Do Not Say We Have Nothing
(December 2016/Reviews)

by Christopher Hill Madeleine Thien, Do Not Say We Have Nothing, Granta Books, 2016. 480 pgs.   For many Cha readers, Madeleine Thien's name on the shortlist for the Booker Prize would

2. Christopher Hill
(December 2016/Contributors)

Christopher Hill is a New Zealander who has spent the last decade teaching, writing and researching in Singapore, Hong Kong and Indonesia. He has a passion for the histories and cultures of Asia, whic

3. The Mantis And The King
(March 2015/Creative non-fiction)

by Christopher Hill I did witness the protests; well at least from the outside looking in. My mum landed in Hong Kong for a visit around the third week after the civil disobedience began, so my wife

4. Christopher Hill
(March 2015/Contributors)

Christopher Hill is a New Zealander who has spent the last decade teaching, writing and researching in Hong Kong and Indonesia. He has a passion for the histories and cultures of Asia, which form the

5. Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
(March 2015/Front page)

...issa Ma Fiction: Henry Wei Leung, Kyra Ballesteros, Charles Hayes, Fatima Lim-Wilson  Creative non-fiction: Christopher Hill Photography & art: Eddie Tay, Edgar Yuanbo Mao (cover artist), ...

6. Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
(December 2016/Front page)

...o, Dina Lyube  Photography & art: Marie Yip Wai Shan (cover artist), Christopher Leibow Reviews: Christopher Hill, Kaitlin Solimine, Kevin Tan Kwan Wei, Jan Filart, Huiwen Shi, Drag...