Phil Whelan speaks to Philip Kim about his brand new novel "Nothing Gained". It is a gripping financial thriller set in Asia – Hong Kong, Singapore, Macau, and more.

Phil Whelan meets the boss of the Man Asian Literary Prize, Professor David Parker and ask him for the latest on the prize. Author and former Editor of the Far Eastern Economic Review, Michael Vatikiotis, and Kelly Falconer of the Asia Literary Agency ...

On Morning Brew, Peter King meets Betty Hung to discuss her latest book, "Hong Kong Unveiled". Betty has written a dozen books and some of those are related to Chinese language and culture.

Dr Martin Williams joins Peter King on Morning Brew to discuss environmental issues here in Hong Kong, and he also introduces his latest book "Enchanting Hong Kong". He's also the man behind HK Outdoors.

We welcome back author of the tantalizing "Midnight in Peking" Paul French who attempts to bring closure to a seventy year old Chinese murder mystery. We'll find out what he's up to these days.

Author and former forensic scientist, David Clarke talks to Phil Whelan on his new novel "Rare Traits". David was involved in the solving of some of Hong Kong's most infamous crimes, including the "Braemar Hill murders" in 1985.

John Garnaut joins Phil Whelan to talk about his latest book 'The Rise and Fall of the House of Bo'. A very timely work that which sheds light on, and breaks down the rather complex story of the Bo Xilai "scandal" and his family's recent history. Ian J...

Dr Ko Wing Man introduces us to a novel by his favourite author Hermann Hesse, 'Knulp', a book about the life of a German wanderer in the 1910s.

Dr Ko Wing Man talks to Angie Man about his favourite book 1434.

Lam Woon Kwong, Convenor of the Executive Council and Chairperson of the Equal Opportunities Commission joins Angie Man in Bookmarks to talk about "The Magic Mountain" the book he recommmends to people who care about humanity and contemporary Hong Kong...