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  • Korean-English Translators Needed

    A Cha reader is looking for translators/poets who translate Korean poetry into English. The reader’s mother writes poetry in Korean. They would like to have individual poems translated into English, possibly leading to a print-on-demand book. If that happens, the…

  • Gillian Sze’s Fish Bones reviewed 3

    Gillian Sze‘s Fish Bones (published by Punchy Press) is reviewed in The Uniter, a weekly urban journal based in Winnipeg. Reviewer Chris Campbell thinks Gillian’s collection is “a strong literary debut and worth reading” and that her voice is “both…

  • Jee Leong Koh in Poetry Thin Air Cable Show

    – – Cha contributor Jee Leong Koh will be reading his poetry on TV next Wednesday (July 22, 2009). For more details please visit his blog. Jee Leong Koh’s poetry was published in issue #6 of Cha.

  • J. A. Tyler in Willows Wept Review

    J. A. Tyler‘s “(i)” is now published in the Summer 2009 issue (issue #4) of Willows Wept Review. The creative issues published in this issue are all about Summer. The publication is reading submissions until September. J. A. Tyler’s fiction…

  • J. A. Tyler in Word Riot

    J. A. Tyler’s “[in the cold, when the night changes with Jimmy]” is now published in the July 2009 issue of Word Riot. J. A. Tyler’s fiction was published in issue #1 of Cha.

  • Sridala Swami in Pratilipi

    Read Sridala Swami’s reflection on Wallace Stevens’ poem “The Snow Man” here in the July 2009 issue of Pratilipi, a bi-lingual literary journal in English and Hindi. Sridala Swami‘s poetry was published in issue #3 of Cha.

  • A Missive from Dzanc Books

    Dear Editors of Online Journals: As we hope you are aware, the latest edition of Dzanc’s Best of the Web (2009) has just been published. Dzanc’s BotW is a project near and dear to our hearts, constructed solely to help…

  • Steve Wing in qarrtsiluni

    Steve Wing‘s photograph “Rio Hondo Crossroads” is published today (Tuesday 14th July 2009) in the “Economy” issue of qarrtsiluni. Steve Wing’s photography was published in issue #7 of Cha.

  • CHA contributors in Asiatic

    Cha contributors have works featured in the latest issue (June 2009) of Asiatic: Journal of English  Language and Literature. Read Shirley Geok-lin Lim’s article “Writing for Asian Children: History, Fantasy, and Identity“(PDF), Agnes Lam’s review (PDF) of Singapore Literature in…

  • Poetry Reading on Bastille Day in London

    For those of you in the UK: The Oxfam Bookfest invites you to a poetry reading with UK, USA & Australian poets:Barbara BeckDavid CaddyJennifer K DickBrentley FrazerRufo QuintavalleGeorge VanceJonathan Wonham Introduced by Todd Swift AT: 7 pm, the 14th of…

  • CHA is one of the most approachable markets out there?

    As of today (Sunday 12 July 2009), Cha ranks among the 25 Most Approachable Poetry Markets on Duotrope’s Digest. This is interesting: we certainly reject far more submissions than we accept them. Perhaps selected writers are more willing to report…

  • Poet Arthur Leung’s recommendation

    Award-winning Hong Kong poet Arthur Leung recommended Cha on the Art Talents Pop Up forum. Thank you for the mention! Read Arthur Leung’s Cha profile here.

  • Lost Teas

    Tea Pots © Photographer Kitty Zhang We at Cha realise that sadly online journals often fold leaving countless works without a home. If you have lost a work in this way, Cha may be interested in republishing your work in…

  • Daphne Wong’s London Exhibition

    Daphne Wong, a young, energetic and starving travelling artist and photographer will be one of the artists having works exhibited at Showcase-London on 22nd July, 2009. At this exhibition, a series of oil paintings on wood panels by Daphne will…

  • CHA contributors in Kartika Review: Inaugural Year Anthology

    Cha contributors Jee Leong Koh and Russell C. Leong have creative works published in Karitka Review: Inaugural Year Anthology. The anthology is available for purchase here and read Jee Leong’s poem “Childish Punishments” (p. 168; the poem is also reprinted…

  • CHA contributors in Blue Print Review

    Cha contributors Nicolette Wong and Steve Wing have creative works published in the 21st issue of Blue Print Review, titled “shortcuts / detours”. Read Nicole’s story “Pale Heart” and view Steve’s image. Cha editors also enjoyed “The Beginning“, “The Library“,…

  • Best of the Net 2009 Nominations

    Cha is happy to announce that we have decided to nominate the following pieces of work for inclusion in Best of the Net Anthology 2009, published by Sundress Publications. Congratulations to these writers and good luck! Poems nominated by Cha:…

  • CHA is mentioned in US/China Media Brief

    Cha is mentioned by Russell C. Leong in an article “Paths of Stone, Rivers of Ink:The Sino-American World through Its Writers” in the US/China Media Brief website. In his article, Russell comments, “In Hong Kong, besides traditional university-based journals, new…

  • Kavita Jindal in Asia Literary Review

    Kavita Jinda‘s two poems “These Are My Excuses” and “Where Home Was” are published in the Summer 2009 issue of Asia Literary Review. Kavita Jindal’s poetry was published in issue #1 of Cha.

  • Bob Bradshaw in Poetry Friends

    Bob Bradshaw’s poem “In Love, Wearing Heavy Coats” was published in Poetry Friends on Sunday 28th June, 2009. Poetry Friends is edited by Susan Culver, the former editor of the very fine journal, Lily: A Monthly Online Literary Review. Keep…

  • CHA contributors in Drunken Boat

    We are pleased to see that four Cha contributors have works published in the latest issue (issue #10) of Drunken Boat: Michelle Cahill, Jee Leong Koh, Yibing Huang and Papa Osumbal. Read their works, or read the entire “Arts in…

  • Billy Collins in Slush Pile

    Billy Collins’s new poem “Serves Me Right” is published in the new issue of Slush Pile. Billy Collins’s four Asian-themed poems were published in issue #5 of Cha.

  • Viki Holmes in China Daily Hong Kong Edition

    Cha contributor Viki Holmes and her co-editor Kate Rogers are interviewed by Nicole Wong (also a Cha contributor) in China Daily Hong Kong Edition (Saturday 4th July 2009). Viki and Kate talk about their experience of editing the anthology, Not A…

  • Gillian Sze’s Fish Bones reviewed 2

    Gillian Sze‘s Fish Bones (published by Punchy Press) is reviewed in PoetryReviews.ca. Reviewer Manish Sharma believes Fish Bones is “a strong and assured contribution to the Canadian poetry” and that Gillian is “a poet to watch in the future”. Cha…

  • Jee Leong Koh’s Equal to the Earth

    Jee Leong Koh’s new poetry collection, Equal to the Earth, is available from Bench Press. You can preview and buy the book here. Priase for Jee Leong’s poetry: “Koh is a vigorous, physical poet very much captured by the expressive…

  • Ching-In Chen in Rio Grande Review

    Ching-In Chen’s poem “Luo” is now published in the Spring 2009 issue of Rio Grande Review. Ching-In Chen’s poetry has been published in issue #6 of Cha.

  • CHA contributors in Eclectica

    Bob Bradshaw’s “Ghost Story” is now published in the July/August 2009 issue of Eclectica Magazine. Also featured in the new issue are two new poems (“The Vivid Stream” and “Snails” by Anindita Sengupta and “(that it is)” by J.A. Tyler.…

  • Arlene Ang in Cerise Press

    Arlene Ang’s new poems “from approximative translations“, “Orphanage” and “If I Had an Eye Patch, I’d Give You My Eye” are published in the debut issue of Cerise Press: A Journal of Literature, Arts and Culture. The journal has the…

  • Concelebratory Shoehorn Review 30

    Issue #30 of Concelebratory Shoehorn Review is now online (editor: Maurice Oliver). Read poetry by John Repp, Jo Roach, Kit Kennedy, Kevin Clark, Margaret Wilmot, David Trame, Caryn Lazzuri, and Neil Hester. Also included in this issue is photography of…

  • Canongate’s Site of the Week feature

    Good news! CHA is pleased to announce that we have been selected as The Gatekeeper’s Site of the Week, on Meet at the Gate, the website of renowned Scottish publisher Canongate. Thank you to all our contributors and guest editors…