- The Writers Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Julian Lyden
- The Writer's Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Lindsey McAlister
- The Writers Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Nathan Lauer
- Shikha Lamba in The Candyman's Trumpet
- The Writer's Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Kelly Field
- The Writers Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Jay Oatway
- Chris Maden reviews To Love A Narcissist
- To Love A Narcissist begins worldwide roll-out
- The Writer's Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Kev Harrison
- The Writer's Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Joãowow Lucas
- Waving Frantically at Life in Cha!
- The Writers Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Jen Nafziger
- The Writer's Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Mat Ricardo
- The Writer's Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Jonathan Han
- The Independent Critic
- The Writer's Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Stewart McKay
- The Writer's Gauntlet launches with Helen Lederer!
- Miss Guidance
- In Bed with Sadie in The Hooghly Review
- Buzzing Again!
HKWC launching The Apostrophe!
Fresh from launching A Book of Changes at the 2023 Hong Kong International Literary Festival, the Hong Kong Writers Circle opened subs for the first issue of its new quarterly lit mag, The Apostrophe, on April 1st (no joke)! The name is derived from the irony that a group of so-called writers omitted the apostrophe when registering the Society. Technically, we should be the Hong Kong Writers’ Circle, but we are not. We are the Hong Kong Writers Circle. This grammatical faux pas has split the Circle into two warring semicircles: those of us who know what an apostrophe is and how to use it and those of us who rely on our mothers to correct us. I don’t want to embarrass my mother by admitting which semicircle I’m in.