Guardian Australia’s weekend wrap of the best reading from the past seven days, selected by Imogen Dewey
A bit more than two minutes, technically – though honestly, I needed to read this pretty slowly for it to sink in. Why not put your feet up? Give yourself 10!Lucien Greaves in Hail Satan?, a documentary about the Satanic Temple. ‘Right now, we have a minority religious theocratic movement, so entrenched in politics and getting away with whatever they want,’ he says.
After the introduction of Hong Kong’s draconian national security law in 2020, many fled to Taiwan to start over. on their “longing and guilt” is wrenching and beautiful. “There is a fervent belief among the new Hong Kong diaspora that the city’s soul can be kept alive beyond its borders,” she writes.Each week our editors select five of the most interesting, entertaining and thoughtful reads published by Guardian Australia and our international colleagues.
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