• Melody S. Gee has new works published in Blackbird: an Online Journal of Literature & the Arts. Read them here. – – Melody S. Gee’s poem “Giving” was published in Issue #9 of Cha. – –

  • Read Viki Holmes’s “Aubade” and Peauladd Huy’s “Before the Bones” and “The Mango Tree” in the Autumn 2010 issue of Asia Literary Review. – – Viki Holmes’s poetry was published in issue#3 of Cha and her review of Gillian Sze’s…

  • In Rumjhum Biswas’s poem “Bones”, which will be published in the September 2010 issue of Cha, the persona tells us about her mother’s small bones — ‘still warm and sticky / from [her] smoldering pyre’. This is, then, a poem…

  • Angela Eun Ji Koh’s poem “Sex” is published in the September 2010 issue of Stirring: A Literary Collection. Read it here. The cover of this edition is by Cha co-editor Tam. – – Angela Eun Ji Koh’s poetry was published…

  • Women in Publishing Society Hong Kong – Invites you to learn more about photography and on following your passion – – Chinese-born-Canadian, Norm received his Bachelor of Arts degree (cum laude) in 1984 at the University of Saskatchewan, and his…

  • Read the article here. – – Viki Holmes’s poetry was published in issue#3 of Cha and her review of Gillian Sze’s Fish Bones was published in issue #8 of the journal. – –

  • Six poems by Todd Swift: “Improbable August”, “Pont D’Avignon”, “Dropping the Bottle”, “And All My Hope is Gone”, “Old Time” and “Love or Poetry” are featured on Peony Moon. Read the pieces here. – – Todd Swift’s poems were published…

  • Mascara Literary Review‘s “New Worlds’ section of Issue 7 features poems by Cha contributors Ocean Vuong and Viki Holmes. Read Ocean’s “Arrival by Fire” and “If You Are a Refugee” here and Viki’s “aqueous” and “discoveries made collecting botanic samples”…

  • Cha contributors Ouyang Yu and Daren Shiau are participants of the Melbourne Writers Festival 2010. Learn more about the festival here. – – Ouyang Yu’s poem “Bad English” was published in issue #4 of Cha and analysed on A Cup…

  • Congratulations to Cha contributor Jennifer Wong; her poetry collection is longlisted for the Proverse Prize 2010. More information about the prize here. – Jennifer’s poem “Companions” was published in the first anniversary issue of Cha and nominated for inclusion in…