• Cha contributors in The Man Hong Kong International Literary Festival 2010

    Cha contributors Martin Alexander, Andrew Barker, Blair Reeve, Jason Lee, Ouyang Yu, Kate Rogers, Viki Holmes and Xu Xi will be featured in the 2010 Man Hong Kong International Literary Festival (11-19 March). More details can be found here. Read…

  • Kristine Ong Muslim and Lyn Lifshin in Melusine

    Kristine Ong Muslim’s three new poems “Mr Flip as a Flock of Flour”, “Mr Flip as a Hearing Disorder” and “Still on Schedule”; and Lyn Lifshin’s new poem “There was a Girl” are now published in the latest issue of…

  • Carry A Poem

    Is there a poem you always carry with you? Tell Carry A Poem your story.

  • Introducing Branch Magazine

    Branch Magazineco-founded by Gillian Sze and Roberutsu – – –

  • Asian American Literature Symposium

    A day-long celebration of eight of today’s most accomplished and exciting Asian American writers. Come to any or all of the readings; stay for the Q&A sessions, and don’t forget to get your books signed by the authors. As a…

  • Bob Bradshaw in The Driftwood Review and The Orange Room Review

    Bob Bradshaw’s three new poems, “Li Po Thanks the Moon” (p. 12), “Beethovan’s Pianos” (pp. 16-17) and “The Night Sky” (p. 31) are now published in the latest issue of The Driftwood Review. You can read the entire issue here.…

  • Expecting CHA

    Cover art by Roberutsu The tenth issue of Cha will go live at the end of February. Gillian Sze (Guest Editor) lent us her expertise and read the poetry and prose submissions with us, while Eddie Tay (Reviews Editor) brought…

  • Lantern Review speaks to Tammy Ho

    Poet and Cha co-editor Tammy Ho has a conversation with Lantern Review staff writer Ada Yee. You can read the interview on the Lantern Review blog. You can also read Lantern Review’s conversation with Luisa A Igloria here.

  • CHA contributors in QLRS

    Cha contributors Reid Mitchell, Philip Holden and Yew Leong Lee have new creative works published in the latest issue (January 2010) of Quarterly Literary Review Singapore. Read Reid’s poem “Never Give a Clock to a Dead Person“, Philip Holden’s story…

  • Nominate a Cha story for 2010 Million Writers Award

    If you like a story published in Cha in 2009, please consider nominating it for the storySouth’s Million Writers Award. The following stories are eligible for the competition, i.e. they are first published in Cha online and are at least…