Showing posts with label Birds Singing in Englishes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Birds Singing in Englishes. Show all posts

Monday, 18 June 2012

New updates on 3 Cha contributors: John McKernan, Ricky Garni and Shivani Sivagurunathan


John McKernan and Ricky Garni
John McKernan and Ricky Garni have new poems published in the Summer 2012 issue of Otis Nebula. John's "Maybe" is a list poem with each line beginning with... you guessed it... 'maybe'. I like 'Maybe every number in the universe is contained within the number 1' most. How about you? Ricky's "Ceres" tells us about a boxer named... you guessed it... 'Ceres' (but is this his real name?). The poem also reminds us that planets that are barely discernible 'still cast a shadow' (but are we really talking about planets?). 
|| John McKernan's poetry was published in Issue #15 of Cha and is forthcoming in the June 2012 issue.  His poem"We Used Chalk" was nominated for a Pushcart Prize 2012.  
|| Ricky Garni's poetry was published in Issue #16 of Cha. 


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Shivani Sivagurunathan
Shivani Sivagurunathan's short story "Catching Iguanas", first published in her collection Wildlife on Coal Island and later reprinted in the November 2011 issue of Cha, has now been translated into Japanese and can be read on Birds Singing in EnglishesTai Dong Huai's short story "New Babies" and Sushma Joshi's short story "Betrayal", both first published in Cha, were also translated into Japanenese and are available on Birds Singing in Englishes
|| Shivani Sivagurunathan's stories were published in Issue #13 andIssue #15 of Cha and her poetry was published in Issue #16 of the journal. 


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Sunday, 3 July 2011

Sushma Joshi in Birds Singing in English

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Sushma Joshi's short story, "Betrayal", first published in Issue #3 of Cha, is now translated into Japanese in Birds Singing in English. Both versions are available here
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Sunday, 24 April 2011

Tai Dong Huai in Birds Singing in Englishes

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Tai Dong Huai's short story, "New Babies", first published in Issue #5 of Cha, is now translated into Japanese in Birds Singing in English. Both versions are available here. The story was discussed by Cha's consulting editor Reid Mitchell on A Cup of Fine Tea
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