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  • “Tiananmen” by James Fenton

    Picture from here TIANANMEN by James Fenton . . . Tiananmen Is broad and clean And you can’t tell Where the dead have been And you can’t tell What happened then And you can’t speak Of Tiananmen. . . You…

  • In Hong Kong: "From Journalism to Poetry: A Talk by James Fenton"

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  • Jennifer Wong on Manchester Lit List

    Two short poems by Cha contributor Jennifer Wong, “Canary Wharf” and “Regent’s Park”, are now published on the Manchester Lit List website. Read them here. – – Jennifer Wong’s poem “Companions” was published in issue #5 of Cha and discussed here. She has…

  • Tiziano Fratus’s translation in Ludwig

    – –– – May 2010Ludwig 4Cahier internazionale di PoesiaIn questo numero poesie di:– Mariela Griffor (Cile/USA), traduzione di Eliana D. Langiu– Tammy Ho Lai-Ming (Hong Kong), traduzione di Tiziano Fratus – Arthur Bidegain (Francia), traduzione di Michela Orio– Robin Czarniack…

  • Wena Poon’s Alex y Robert is now published

    Wena Poon’s new novel Alex y Robert (Salt Publishing) is now published. – Description/annotation: In 1959, two famous Spanish matadors who were best friends, died. Alex y Robert is the witty, modern fable of their grandchildren: Alejandra, a young American…

  • Not A Muse reviewed

    Not a Muse: The Inner Lives of Women, a World Poetry Anthology, published by Haven Books and edited by Cha contributors Viki Holmes and Kate Rogers, is reviewed in San Francisco Book Review. Read the full article here. – The…

  • Lit Up Singapore 2010

    Lit Up Singapore 2010: Emerging Writers and Performers Festival is only a week away (9-18, July) and Cha contributor Ng Yi-Sheng will be there. More about Lit Up Singapore here. – Ng Yi-Sheng’s poetry has been published in issue #8…

  • CHA mentioned in CNN article "The Evolution of English Literature in Hong Kong"

    – Cha is mentioned in the CNN article titled “The Evolution of English Literature in Hong Kong” by journalist Christopher DeWolf (10 March, 2010): ‘[M]agazines and journals like Asian Cha and Muse, both launched in 2007, offer writers new oulets…

  • Iris Law in Stanford Journal of Asian American Studies

    Iris A. Law’s poem “Pandemic” (p. 18) is published in Stanford Journal of Asian American Studies. Download the PDF of the issue here. – Iris A. Law’s poetry has been published in Issue #7 of Cha. Her “Circumnavigation” was selected…