Showing posts with label Grace V. S. Chin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grace V. S. Chin. Show all posts

Tuesday, 25 December 2012

New updates on 5 Cha contributors: Mani Rao, Grace V.S. Chin, Ankur Agarawal, Sushma Joshi and Nicholas Y.B. Wong




Mani Rao, Grace V.S. Chin, Ankur Agarawal, Sushma Joshi
A new issue of Mascara Literary Review, edited by Michelle Cahill, is out. It features poetry by Mani Rao and Grace Chin, fiction by Ankur Agarawal and creative non-fiction by Sushma Joshi. 
|| Mani Rao's poetry was published in Issue #1 of Cha.
|| Grace V. S. Chin's poetry was published in Issue #4 and Issue #5 of Cha. Her poem "Clotheslines" was discussed on A Cup of Fine Tea. 
|| Read Ankur Agarwal's Cha profile.
|| Sushma Joshi's fiction has been published in issue #3 of Cha.

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Nicholas Y.B. Wong
Four stunning poems by Nicholas Y.B. Wong, "TOYS "Я" US", "Blown", "American Standard" and "Five Steps on Expository Writing: Origin of Hydrophilia", are included in the Fall 2012 issue of superstition [review]. 
|| Read Nicholas Y.B. Wong's Cha's profile here.


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Saturday, 21 April 2012

New updates on 5 Cha contributors: Marc Vincenz, Mani Rao, Eleanor Goodman, Grace V. S. Chin and Rumjhum Biswas


Marc Vincenz, Mani Rao and Eleanor Goodman
The April 2012 issue of Asymptote is now available and you can read Marc Vincenz's Mani Rao's and Eleanor Goodman's work in it.
|| Read Marc Vincenz's Cha profile. 
|| Mani Rao's poetry was published in Issue #1 of Cha.
|| Eleanor Goodman's poetry and translation were published in Issue 14 of Cha.

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Grace V. S. Chin
In the Spotlight: Bruneian Plays in English, an anthology edited by Grace V. S. Chin, is now published! Learn more about the book here.
|| Grace V. S. Chin's poetry was published in Issue #4 and Issue #5 of Cha. Her poem "Clotheslines" was discussed on A Cup of Fine Tea. 

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Rumjhum Biswas
 Congratulations to Rumjhum Biswas! Her short story "The Well" has been named the winner of Anam Cara Short Fiction Competition. The judge Vanessa Gebbie has the following to say about Rumjhum's work: "I thought the interpretation of the theme was great - slightly off-centre, unexpected and original. So many congratulations to the writer". Rumjhum has won a place on Vanessa Gebbie's short fiction retreat. Learn more about the competition and other winning stories here. 
|| See Rumjhum Biswas's Cha profile. 

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