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– Nicholas Y.B. Wong’s “Octahedron” is now published in the Winter 2011 issue of Free Verse. Read it here. – See Nicholas Y.B. Wong’s Cha profile. –
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Christmas decoration from Joan in 2009. What is your favourite ‘snowflakes’ moment in literature? Tell me. Mine is: London. Michaelmas term lately over, and the Lord Chancellor sitting in Lincoln’s Inn Hall. Implacable November weather. As much mud in the…
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Congratulations to Royston Tester! His story “Four Gentlemen and a Comfort Woman” has been named a finalist in Malahat Review‘s annual Open Seasons Awards competition. “Four Gentlemen and a Comfort Woman” is from Royston’s forthcoming collection Fatty Goes to China…
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– Ocean Vuong’s poem “Acquired Immune Deficiency syndrome” was published in the November 2011 issue of The Collagist. There is now an interview with him about the poem here. –– Ocean Vuong’s poem “Paramour” was published in issue#10 of Cha; the poem has…
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Berit Ellingsen’s story “Butterfly Skin” (“Pele de Borboleta”) is now published in the January 2012 issue of the Brazilian literary magazine Hyperpulp, available in English and Portuguese. Learn more about the publication and download the issue here.–Read Berit Ellingsen’s Cha profile.…
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– Marc Vincenz’s “Moon Trees, a Moldering” is now up at October Babies. It was previously published in Connotation Press. – Read Marc Vincenz’s Cha profile. ––
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– David W. Landrum’s story “Just About Right” is now published in Motley Press. Read it here. – David W. Landrum’s poetry was published in Issue #15 of Cha. 0
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– The January 2012 issue of Asymptote is now available and it features work by Cha contributors Lucas Klein, Xi Chuan and Lee Yew Leong (editor of Asymptote). Read “Beast”, “The Distance” and “Poison” from Xi Chuan’s forthcoming Notes on…
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– Marc Vincenz’s poems “Imago”, “Pull of the Gravitons”, “Admirable Kingdom”, “Moon Trees, A Mouldering” and “Familiar” are now published in Connotation Press. You can also read an interview with Marc here. – Read Marc Vincenz’s Cha profile. –
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– Marc Vincenz’s “Black Skies” is now up at October Babies. It was previously published in Pirene’s Fountain. – Read Marc Vincenz’s Cha profile. ––
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– Iris A. Law’s poem “Finchsong” is now published in Boxcar Poetry Review. Read it here. – Iris A. Law’s poetry has been published in Issue #7 of Cha. Her “Circumnavigation” was selected for inclusion in Sundress Publications’ 2009 Best…
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– Nicolette Wong’s story “Last Night on Oil Street” is included in the anthology fwriction : review – Year One. –Nicolette Wong’s short stories were published in Issue #1 and Issue #6 of Cha. –
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– Robert E. Wood’s poem “French Movie”, first published in Umbrella, is now featured in Reprint Poetry. –Read Robert E. Wood’s Cha profile. –
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– Here, Nicolette Wong, editor of A-Minor Magazine, answered six questions about her editorship of the publication. – Nicolette Wong’s short stories were published in Issue #1 and Issue #6 of Cha. –
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– Nicolette Wong’s short story “The Watchman” is now in Full of Crow. – Nicolette Wong’s short stories were published in Issue #1 and Issue #6 of Cha. –
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– Marc Vincenz’s “Wicked Mother Mary” is now up at October Babies. It was previously published in The Monongahela Review. – Read Marc Vincenz’s Cha profile. ––
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– Congratulations to Cha contributor Kavita Jindal. She is named winner of the Haruki Murakami Short Story Competition, organised by London’s Foyles in association with Murakami’s publisher, Harvill Secker. Haruki Murakami selected one line from his latest novel 1Q84 (‘Carrying…
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– Rumjhum Biswas’s story “Mother’s Garden” (first published in Sybil’s Garage) is now published in Pixelhose. Read the story here. If you like it, do click the “Like’ button to show support. –See Rumjhum Biswas’s Cha profile. –
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– Marc Vincenz’s poem “Wolfboy” is now published in the December 2011 issue of Brink Magazine. Read it here. – Read Marc Vincenz’s Cha profile. –
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– In “Wondering what to give up for New Year? A few suggestions”, Charlie Brooker answers: A cupcake is just a muffin with clown puke topping. And once you’ve got through the clown puke there’s nothing but a fistful of…
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–Eleven poems by Clara Hsu are now published in the Winter 2012 issue of The Tower Journal. You can also read Jack Foley’s commentary on Clara’s work here. – – Clara Hsu’s poetry was published in Issue #2 and Issue #12 of…
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– Nikesh Murali’s “NAIDOC Week” is now published in Snake-Oil Cure, which is ‘a journal of fiction, photography, comic strips, art, reviews, opinions, and tonics, as well as a dash of everything else’. Read Nikesh’s short story here. – Nikesh…
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– J.A. Tyler’s chapbook In Love With A Ghost, a Lit Pub title, will be released at AWP. Learn more about In Love With A Ghost here. – J.A. Tyler’s fiction was published in Issue #1 of Cha. –
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Robert Masterson’s poem “The Lepidopterist” is now featured in Fleeting Magazine. Read it here. – Robert Masterson’s poem “To the State Electrical Worker” was published in Issue #15 of Cha and discussed here. – – ––
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– Marc Vincenz’s “Ameila’s Orange Grove” is now up at October Babies. An earlier version of the poem was previously published in Up the Staircase. – Read Marc Vincenz’s Cha profile. ––
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– Berit Ellingsen’s short story “The Astronomer and the Kin” is in the twenty-forth issue (Volume 6, no 4) of the Wilderness House Literary Review. Read it here. – Read Berit Ellingsen’s Cha profile. –
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– Reid Mitchell’s poem “You Don’t Get One Thing Without The Other”, first published in ZONE, is now featured in Reprint Poetry, a new publication that focuses entirely on previously published poems. – Read Reid Mitchell’s Cha profile. –
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– Berit Ellingsen’s story “Another Dream” (which is a reply to to Jorge Luis Borges’s “A Dream”) is now available in Kaffe in Katmandu. Berit’s story is the closing piece of the community blog. – Read Berit Ellingsen’s Cha profile. –
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Iain S. Baird’s short story “The Guildemeister” is published in Volume 4 of The Delmarva Review. The story has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and you can read it here.–Iain S. Baird’s creative non-fiction “A Night at the Taj”…
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