• Bernard Henrie, Royston Tester and Gilbert Koh in QLRS

    – The January 2011 issue of Quarterly Literary Review Singapore is live! Read Bernard Henrie’s poems “President Obama at Xavier’s College, India” and “I Was Only a Chambermaid”; Royston Tester’s short story, “Bird on a High Branch” (written when he…

  • Aryanil Mukherjee and Marc Vincenz in Lantern Review

    Cover image: “Blackbird,” composite photograph by Anannya Dasgupta –We are very happy to say that the second issue (Winter 2011) of Lantern Review is now available! Among the wonderful poetry and visual art featured in the issue are Aryanil Mukherjee’s “honeycomb…

  • Ankur Agarawal in Shot Glass Journal

    – Three poems by Ankur Agarwal, “spokes/blue/earth”, “Knock” and “La Vie”, are now published in Shot Glass Journal, an online journal devoted to shorter poetry. Enjoy the shots! –Read Ankur Agarwal’s Cha profile.–

  • Gillian Sze in Prairie Fire

    – Gillian Sze’s poem “The Right Tenor”, forthcoming in her Anatomy of Clay (ECW Press, April 2011), is now published in Prairie Fire.  – Read Gillian Sze’s Cha profile. –

  • Ouyang Yu’s Man Dong Zuo (Slow Motion)

    Man Dong Zuo (Slow Motion), A new Chinese poetry book by Ouyang Yu is available now. Price: $59.95 Titled Man Dong Zuo (Slow Motion), this collection contains the lushest and most sexy poetry Ouyang Yu has ever written in Chinese. This…

  • "How to Open at Will the Window onto the Most Beautiful Landscapes in the World and Elsewhere"?

    Drawing for The Exquisite Corpse by Victor Brauner, André Breton, Jacques Hérold and Yves Tanguy, 1935. HOW TO OPEN AT WILL THE WINDOW ONTO THE MOST BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPES IN THE WORLD AND ELSEWHERE With a large brush spread black gouache,…

  • Benelux 2009

    Finally, a new home for this little trip we took in 2009. – –

  • Kristine Ong Muslim in Every Day Fiction

    – Kristine Ong Muslim’s short story “Flowers, Secrets” is featured on Every Day Fiction. Read it here. – Kristine Ong Muslim’s poetry was published in issue #9 of Cha. –

  • The tooth fairy’s biggest secret

    The curator said that this basin in a Paris hotel is the tooth fairy’s biggest secret! (But the fairy doesn’t know my secret!)

  • Gillian Sze in Poetry Quebec

    Two poems by Gillian Sze, “Calyptic Memory” and “Hands”, are now published in the seventh issue of Poetry Quebec. – Read Gillian Sze’s Cha profile. –