• Cha current guest editor, Royston Tester, is interviewed in Beijing’s City Weekend. Royston talks about the experience of guest-editing Cha and explains some background of the journal. Read Royston Tester’s Cha profile.––

  • Sushma Joshi’s short story “The Blockade” is now published in Short Stories. Read the piece here. Sushma Joshi’s fiction has been published inissue #3 of Cha.

  • Nirmala Pillai’s new poem “Growing Distances” is now published in Foundling Review. Read the poem here. Nirmala Pillai’s fiction has been published in issue #5 of Cha.

  • Congratulations to Cha contributor Gil Azouri, whose photographs “Cormorant Fisherman” and “Dreamland” won a second-prize (Category B: Life in Society) and a third-prize (Category C: Landscapes) respectively in The Epoch Times International Photography Competition 2009. Gil Azouri’s photography has been…

  • Cha contributor Jennifer Wong is featured in the poetry anthology. Congratulations, Jenny! Jennifer Wong’s poem “Companions” was published in issue #5 of Cha and discussed here. She has also reviewed books for the journal.–

  • Arlene Ang’s poetry has been published in issue #1 of Cha.

  • Anindita Sengupta’s article “The inaccessible laid bare”, a review of the anthology Hot is the Moon, is now published in The Hindu, the India’s national newspaper. Read the article here. Anindita Sengupta’s poetry was published in issue #3 of Cha.

  • Ching-In Chen’s new poem “Identification Song” is now published in the third issue of Sous Rature. Ching-In Chen’s poetry has been published inissue #6 of Cha.

  • Daniel Hudon’s The Bluffer’s Guide to the Cosmos, a popular science book and Daniel’s first book, is now published by Oval Books (UK). It is available on Amazon and by special order at your local bookstore (ISBN:978-1-903096-42-0). Feel free also…

  • Cha contributors J. A. Tyler and Daniel Hudon have new works published in the September 2009 issue of Rumble Magazine. The issue is called “super special” lorrie moore issue. Read J. A. Tyler’s review of Tao Lin’s shoplifting from american…