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Stephen Vines is an author, award winning journalist and public speaker. His books include: Hong Kong: China’s New Colony, The Years of Living Dangerously – Asia from Crisis to the New Millennium and Market Panic and Food Gurus. After working as a political policy researcher he started his career as a freelance journalist specialising in ...
Stephen Vines’ powerful new book Defying the Dragon: Hong Kong and the World’s Largest Dictatorship places Hong Kong’s swirl of contradictions and complexity in eloquent context. He details the pain of the 2019 protests, framing his narrative between a powerful history of Britain’s loveless treatment of its colony over nearly a century ...
Vines now lives in Britain where he continues his writing and speaking career. Stephen Vines new Substack – This Green and Strangely Pleasant Land, is published every Tuesday stephenvines.substack.com. Defying the Dragon – Hong Kong and the World’s Largest Dictatorship will be published in paperback by Hurst, early 2024. Stephen Vines ...
The Story of St John’s Cathedral, 2001. Colonial Hong Kong, 2002. Sai Kung for All Seasons, 2013. Stephen Vines' previous publications include 'Hong Kong: China's New Colony', 'Years of Living Dangerously', 'Market Panic' and 'Food Gurus'.
2022年7月5日 · Stephen Vines writes a weekly column for Apple Daily and contributes a fortnightly column to the Hong Kong Free Press alongside a range of occasional pieces for other publications. He is the anchor for the weekly current affairs TV show, The Pulse, broadcast every Friday and gets stuck into a weekly conversation slot on Thursday’s Morning Brew radio show.
2022年11月7日 · Bristol Festival of Ideas: Conversation, Stephen Vines and Emily Lau. April 22, 2021 at 7:45 pm. Stephen Vines and Emily Lau, former Chairwoman of Hong Kong's Democratic Party discuss the future of the democratic movement in Hong Kong. News and Events updates from author, journalist and broadcaster Stephen Vines.
2022年7月5日 · Interview with Manveen Rana as part of Stories of our times series, 30 June 2022 Recent Articles/Publications Interview with Taiwan Plus TV on HKSAR’s 25th anniversary, 1 July 2022 Sunday Times review of The Gate to China by Michael Sheridan — a new history
