• Cha contributor Craig Santos Perez talks to Lantern Review about his strategic use of typography, visual arrangement of words, and maps in his first book, from unincorporated territory [hacha]. You can also read Lantern Review’s conversation with Luisa A Igloria…

  • Alistair Noon will be discussing Poetry Beyond the Page and will feature in Younger International Poets. StAnza 2010 takes place from: 17-21 March, 2010 Location: St Andrews, Fife, Scotland Hub Venue: The Byre Theatre Other venues: The Undercroft, Parliament Hall,…

  • Alice Tsay’s review of Charles Baxter’s The Art of Subtext: Beyond Plot is now published in the Spring 2010 of Cerise Press. Read the review here. Alice Tsay reviews for Cha. Her reviews can be read here, here and here.

  • Cha: An Asian Literary Journal #10 is HERE. We are very pleased to announce that the February 2010 issue of Cha has now been launched. We would like to thank Gillian Sze, our first ever female guest editor, for reading…

  • Thoughts of Trains; Trains of Thought There are two conflicting images of train travel. The first is of a train journey as romance, an unhurried and meandering trip through exotic lands—a luxurious ride eastward on the Orient Express, the slow…

  • Arlene Ang’s “On the Last Known Destination of a Missing Person” is published in Staccato. Arlene Ang’s poetry has been published in issue #1 of Cha.

  • Iris Law’s two new poems, “Walking Home with Groceries” and “On Being Far Away, In January: a Love Letter”, are now published at Asia Writes. Iris A. Law’s poetry has been published in issue #7 of Cha.

  • [Click the image for a larger version.] Gillian Sze is a regular Cha contributor and guest editor of issue #10 of the journal. See more here.

  • [click image to see a larger version. More details can be found here.] Chris Mooney-Singh’s poem “After the Lion Dance” was published in issue #2 of Cha. Ng Yi-Sheng’s poetry has been published in issue #8 of Cha.

  • Arlene Ang’s new poem “On Leaving” and Reid Mitchell’s new poem “All Her Household Are Clothed in Scarlet” are now published in the latest issue of Up The Staircase. Do also check out the journal’s ‘challenge‘; it sounds interesting. Arlene…