• Marc Vincenz in October Babies

    – Marc Vincenz’s poem “Cooking Duck for the Gestapo”, previously published in Sein und Werden, is now up at October Babies. – Marc Vincenz’s poetry was published in Issue 10 of Cha. ––

  • Annysa Ng – Eyes Closed

    [click the image to enlarge] Blindspot Gallery cordially invites you to the opening reception of  “Annysa Ng – Eyes Closed”  on 28 April 2011, Thursday, from 6:30 to 8:30pm. Artist will be present. For enquiries, info@blindspotgallery.com or (852) 2517 6238. For more…

  • THE SOLILOQUY OF THE PAPER IPOD MAKER

    THE SOLILOQUY OF THE PAPER IPOD MAKER Thousands of years of devotion to the dead.Once newly-deceased, they receive everything:pig-tailed paper maids, Gucci bags and the latestgadgets, such as laptops and iPads. I createan impression of the real with inflammableand coloured…

  • When can a gift be rejected as worthless?

    Click the image to learn more about the object – – “It’s easy for an ungrateful recipient to become unworthy of a gift, and conversely, a gift given without worthy intentions is one which can be rejected as worthless.” (p.…

  • Cha contributor Lillian Kwok selected as finalist for Best of the Net 2010

    Lillian Kwok We are very happy to announce that Lillian Kwok’s poem “Departure”, first published in Issue #8 of Cha, was selected as a Finalist for Best of the Net (2010). “Departure” was the very first poem we discussed on A…

  • Stories published in Cha named storySouth Million Writers Award Notable Story of 2010

    ––Congratulations to Kimarlee Nguyen, whose “Love Story” (first published in Issue #10 of Cha; read it here), & Gwen Florio, whose story “Crossing Over” (first published in Issue #11 of Cha; read it here), are both selected as a storySouth Million Writers Award…

  • Six artists, one city at the Hygienic

    – Click the image to read the article. – Read Yibing Huang’s Cha profile.––

  • Lee Yew Leong in Asymptote

    Cover art by Kazunari Negishi – In the April 2011 issue of Asymptote, you will find the article “Knowledge Can Change Your Fate” by the founding editor of the journal, Lee Yew Leong. Read the rest of the issue here.…

  • Kristine Ong Muslim in Expanded Horizons

    – – A sequence of poems entitled “Conrad” by Kristine Ong Muslim is now featured in Expanded Horizons. The poems are “How Conrad Came Back”, “How Conrad Fell in Love”, “Conrad and his Bride”, “How Conrad Learnt His First Word”,”How…

  • Kristine Ong Muslim in Every Day Poets

    – Kristine Ong Muslim’s “OUT OF THE MOLDER” is now published in Every Day Poets. – Kristine Ong Muslim’s poetry was published in issue #9 of Cha and her poem “Preface to a Pornographer’s Dirty Book” is discussed here. – –