An English-Chinese bilingual alternative city guide
This book is a collection of writings, illustrations and photographs that explore the relationships between humans and nature. Drawing from richly diverse perspectives of humanities, social studies, architecture, environmental history and ecology, its contributors include both academics and artists, including the first director of the Hong Kong Maritime Museum and maritime historian Stephen Davies, Fotanian artists Ho Sin Tung, Swing Lam and South Ho, and Fleurs des Lettres editor and author Wong Yi among others. Their works are catalogued together in a hand-drawn, full-spread fold-out map, inviting the reader to join the book’s writers and creators for a walk into Mid-Levels West together.
©️ Eddie Wong
Available in Two Covers: Brown Tree Frog (left), Jewelry Spider (right)
Artists, novelists, ecologists, historians, architects and urbanists, gather to reveal their personal insights and experiences of this space between city and mountain. A collection of essays, short stories, art, photography, postcards and maps, The Pulse of Nature is the ultimate guide for wandering or roaming around Mid-Levels West. Let us meander then, into a Hong Kong story you may never have known until now.
Project curators & editors
Joanne Cheng, Sampson Wong
Contributors
Leelee Chan, Cheng Wa Chu, Bouie Choi, Choi Ching Yee, Gavin Coates, Stephen Davies, Matthew Evans, Billy Hau, Alfred Ho, Kitty Ho, Ho Sin Tung, South Ho, Swing Lam, Wong Yi, Bong Yeung
Translators
Janice Chan, Hannah Chung, Cindy Lam, Maggie Lau, Nic Wong, Victoria Wong, Amy Wu, Louisa Yip, Wing Yip
Photography
Choi Ching Yee, Hugo Du, Erika Fung, Billy Hau, Alex Ng
Photo editing
Summer Lam
Book design
Eddie Wong
Layout artwork
Irene Choy
Publisher
MCCM Creations
No. of Pages
302
Language
Bilingual (English and Chinese)
Suggested Retail Price
$150 HKD
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