Phil Whelan is joined by award winning novelist James Scudamore to talk about his book "Wreaking" which is set in an abandoned asylum.

Phil Whelan is joined by this years Pulitzer Prize winner for fiction (The Orphan Master's Son), Adam Johnson.

Joe Studwell speaks about his new book, How Asia Works

Phil Whelan meets martial arts expert and writer Hing Chao, who's just put together and published a manual on a 300 year old Kung Fu discipline called "Hung Kuen".

Phil Whelan had a chat with hot property British author, Joanna Kavenna. She is the author of The Ice Museum, Inglorious (which won the Orange Prize for New Writing), The Birth Of Love, and Come to the Edge. Her fiction has appeared in the New Yorker, ...

Phil Whelan meets 2010 Pulitzer prize for verse winner, Rae Armantrout on her poem and asks how she became a poet.

Stephen King, chief economist at HSBC, says the western world will have to accept that the last 60-70 years were the golden age and growth was abnormally strong. With the prospect of slower growth ahead and the need to deleverage, western countries wil...

Anna Pao Sohmen, the daughter of the late shipping tycoon YK Pao, talks about her new book, "Y K Pao: My Father", dedicated to the memory of her famous father.

Phil Whelan is joined by Michael Vatikiotis, writer, and formerly a journalist for the BBC and chief editor of the Far East Economic Review to talk about his working experience as a journalist and his latest book, The Painter of Lost Souls.

Author and scholar Mark O'Neill is one of the several writers here for the HK Book Fair 2013. He talks about a personal story of his grandfather, a missionary in Manchuria in the 19th century.