WORKSHOP | Comic Writing Workshop
Writers Adan Jimenez & Felicia Low-Jimenez teach the basics of visual storytelling through comics.
Comic & Graphic Novel Workshop
Speakers: Adan Jimenez and Felicia Low-Jimenez
Date: March 7, Sat
Time: 11:30am - 1:00pm
Venue: Fringe Club - Fringe Dairy
Address: 2 Lower Albert Rd, Central
Price: HKD348
Language: English
Format: Workshop
Description:
Led by Felicia Low-Jimenez, writer of Tiger Girls, and Adan Jimenez, comics editor and writer of the upcoming Xocolatl, this workshop will focus on writing for comics. We will explore the basics of the comics medium and visual storytelling, including dialogue, panelling, and layouts. Participants should come with a story in mind that they can adapt into a short comic script that they can then expand on.
*This workshop is for adults aged 16 and above.
About the Speakers:
Adan Jimenez
Adan Jimenez is a writer, translator, and prose, comics, and localization editor. He is best known as one half of AJ Low, the writing team behind the Sherlock Sam series of children's mystery books. He is the proud child of Mexican immigrant parents and became an immigrant himself when he moved to Singapore. He loves comics, LEGO, books, games (analog and video), science fiction, and food. He plays a lot of video games in his free time.
Felicia Low-Jimenez
Felicia Low-Jimenez is one half of the writing team behind the best-selling Sherlock Sam series of children’s books and the writer of the young adult fantasy comic, Tiger Girls. She is also the publisher at Difference Engine, an independent comics publisher based in Singapore. She holds an MA in Literary Theory and Asian Studies, with a focus on anime and manga, and has worked in bookselling and publishing. She believes that stories have the power to change the world.
Don’t miss our special offer: Buy 3, Get 1 Complimentary!
Purchase 3 tickets to any events under HKILF 2026 and claim a complimentary seat at one of these exciting talks at Central Library:
• 3rd March (Tue): On Muscle: The Stuff that Moves Us and Why It Matters (7:00-8:30pm)
• 4th March (Wed): I Deliver Parcels in Beijing (7:00-8:30pm)
• 5th March (Thu): Amitav Ghosh: Ghost-Eye (7:00-8:30pm)
To redeem your complimentary seat, email us at info@festival.org.hk with:
• Your 3 ticket order numbers
• The event you’d like to attend
• Subject line: Buy 3, Get 1 Complimentary!
Hurry! Offer valid until ticket lasts
Become a Patron Supporter to gain exclusive access to HKILF events. All donations are tax deductible.
ABOUT HKILF
The Hong Kong International Literary Festival (HKILF) inspires the joy of reading by bringing the world’s writers and stories to Hong Kong’s diverse communities. A dynamic year-round programme and an annual festival offer dialogue, entertainment and perspective, while the Young Readers Festival (YRF) motivates students to engage with all aspects of the written word, improving communication skills, while nurturing the art of writing and storytelling.
The annual festival features established and emerging writers from around the world, alongside local literary talents, in a programme that includes panel discussions, book talks, readings, workshops, walks, school programmes, performances, and more.
We are a registered charity non-profit organisation dedicated to bringing the best in the literary arts to Hong Kong. To find more, please visit our official website: https://www.festival.org.hk.
Please note that:
*We are unable to process refunds, please consider your ticket purchase a donation to the festival.
*Photos and videos of participants may be taken during the activities,which may be used by the organiser and the major sponsor for educational and promotional purposes in any way deemed appropriate, including disseminationthrough printed and online channels. Participation in the programme will constitute the participants’ consent to the above arrangement.
*The views and opinions expressed by the speakers do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Hong Kong International Literary Festival. HKILF disclaims any responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the information shared by the speakers.
*If the Black Rainstorm Warning or the Tropical Cyclone Signal No. 8 or above is in force 3 hours before the start time of an event, the event will be cancelled and participants will receive a refund. If the Red or Yellow Rainstorm Warning or the Tropical Cyclone Signal No. 3 is in effect, the event will be held as scheduled.
Writers Adan Jimenez & Felicia Low-Jimenez teach the basics of visual storytelling through comics.
Comic & Graphic Novel Workshop
Speakers: Adan Jimenez and Felicia Low-Jimenez
Date: March 7, Sat
Time: 11:30am - 1:00pm
Venue: Fringe Club - Fringe Dairy
Address: 2 Lower Albert Rd, Central
Price: HKD348
Language: English
Format: Workshop
Description:
Led by Felicia Low-Jimenez, writer of Tiger Girls, and Adan Jimenez, comics editor and writer of the upcoming Xocolatl, this workshop will focus on writing for comics. We will explore the basics of the comics medium and visual storytelling, including dialogue, panelling, and layouts. Participants should come with a story in mind that they can adapt into a short comic script that they can then expand on.
*This workshop is for adults aged 16 and above.
About the Speakers:
Adan Jimenez
Adan Jimenez is a writer, translator, and prose, comics, and localization editor. He is best known as one half of AJ Low, the writing team behind the Sherlock Sam series of children's mystery books. He is the proud child of Mexican immigrant parents and became an immigrant himself when he moved to Singapore. He loves comics, LEGO, books, games (analog and video), science fiction, and food. He plays a lot of video games in his free time.
Felicia Low-Jimenez
Felicia Low-Jimenez is one half of the writing team behind the best-selling Sherlock Sam series of children’s books and the writer of the young adult fantasy comic, Tiger Girls. She is also the publisher at Difference Engine, an independent comics publisher based in Singapore. She holds an MA in Literary Theory and Asian Studies, with a focus on anime and manga, and has worked in bookselling and publishing. She believes that stories have the power to change the world.
Don’t miss our special offer: Buy 3, Get 1 Complimentary!
Purchase 3 tickets to any events under HKILF 2026 and claim a complimentary seat at one of these exciting talks at Central Library:
• 3rd March (Tue): On Muscle: The Stuff that Moves Us and Why It Matters (7:00-8:30pm)
• 4th March (Wed): I Deliver Parcels in Beijing (7:00-8:30pm)
• 5th March (Thu): Amitav Ghosh: Ghost-Eye (7:00-8:30pm)
To redeem your complimentary seat, email us at info@festival.org.hk with:
• Your 3 ticket order numbers
• The event you’d like to attend
• Subject line: Buy 3, Get 1 Complimentary!
Hurry! Offer valid until ticket lasts
Become a Patron Supporter to gain exclusive access to HKILF events. All donations are tax deductible.
ABOUT HKILF
The Hong Kong International Literary Festival (HKILF) inspires the joy of reading by bringing the world’s writers and stories to Hong Kong’s diverse communities. A dynamic year-round programme and an annual festival offer dialogue, entertainment and perspective, while the Young Readers Festival (YRF) motivates students to engage with all aspects of the written word, improving communication skills, while nurturing the art of writing and storytelling.
The annual festival features established and emerging writers from around the world, alongside local literary talents, in a programme that includes panel discussions, book talks, readings, workshops, walks, school programmes, performances, and more.
We are a registered charity non-profit organisation dedicated to bringing the best in the literary arts to Hong Kong. To find more, please visit our official website: https://www.festival.org.hk.
Please note that:
*We are unable to process refunds, please consider your ticket purchase a donation to the festival.
*Photos and videos of participants may be taken during the activities,which may be used by the organiser and the major sponsor for educational and promotional purposes in any way deemed appropriate, including disseminationthrough printed and online channels. Participation in the programme will constitute the participants’ consent to the above arrangement.
*The views and opinions expressed by the speakers do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Hong Kong International Literary Festival. HKILF disclaims any responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the information shared by the speakers.
*If the Black Rainstorm Warning or the Tropical Cyclone Signal No. 8 or above is in force 3 hours before the start time of an event, the event will be cancelled and participants will receive a refund. If the Red or Yellow Rainstorm Warning or the Tropical Cyclone Signal No. 3 is in effect, the event will be held as scheduled.
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Highlights
- 1 hour 30 minutes
- In person
Refund Policy
Location
Fringe Club (Fringe Dairy)
2 Lower Albert Rd
Central, HKI
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