The Mystery of Hunter’s Lodge, by Agatha Christie Read it here in about 30 minutes. In honour of the Liars’ League’s upcoming Agatha Christie themed short story event, thinking about Agatha Christie’s legacy as Queen of Crime and Mystery… I love Agatha Christie’s story titles – they may indicate the crime, and sometimes the locationContinue reading “A short story I recently read”
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A news report I recently read
Inside Xin Jiang’s Prison State, by Ben Mauk Read it here. Thinking about bending genres and mixing forms… This report is an amazing combination of visual graphics, reportage, and creative nonfiction. It tells the story of the history of Xin Jiang (a province in China), and the ongoing repression of the Uighur people (which hasContinue reading “A news report I recently read”
Mina Ma 