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Nicolette Wong
Nicolette Wong's prose poem "Pastoral Hide & Seek" is now published in the sixth issue of YB Poetry (themed "Plants"). Nicolette's piece opens with this evocative sentence: 'Little bird, take me to the kimono girls.' Read the whole poem here.
|| Nicolette Wong's short stories were published in Issue #1 and Issue #6 of Cha.
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Greg Santos
Greg Santos's new found poetry, which is derived from a simultaneously 'funny' and 'condescending' comment left by a spam bot, is now in Internet Poetry.
|| Greg Santos's poem "Siem Reap, Cambodia" was published in issue #10 of Cha and discussed here.
Jennifer Wong
Jennifer Wong's poem "Queen's Pier Central" (originally published in her collection Summer Cicadas) is reprinted in Apple Daily, a Hong Kong Chinese-language newspaper (but the poem is in English!). The poem is published alongside an article on Jenny, who will be representing Hong Kong and reading her poetry at Poetry Parnassus (part of the 2012 Cultural Olympiad). Read the poem and the article on Jenny's blog.
Greg Santos
Greg Santos's "Facebook Status Found Poem" can now be found in Internet Poetry. As the title of the piece suggests, Greg culled this poem from his Facebook friends' status updates. Interestingly, it has this line: 'Crispin Best is an English dude.' Indeed he is! Read the rest of the poem here.
|| Greg Santos's poem "Siem Reap, Cambodia" was published in issue #10 of Cha and discussed here.
Berit Ellingsen
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Dena Rash Guzman
A powerful poem by Dena Rash Guzman, "the greatest famine in history", is now published in Ink Node. '[H]e snapped and tanks shot concrete like semen', 'children died / eating pond scum' and 'mao souvenir / alarm clock will never tell time' are just some of the memorable images/ideas from the poem. Read the whole poem here.
Wendy Xu
Four poems by Wendy Xu are published in the latest issue of Red Lightbulbs. Read "We Are Both Sure to Die", "We are Both Sure to Die", "This Year I Mean to be an Elephant" and "Wow is What I Want" here.
Wendy Xu's poetry was published in Issue #16 of Cha.
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Greg Santos
Greg Santos's poem "Siem Reap, Cambodia" was published in issue #10 of Cha and discussed here.
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Marc Vincenz
Marc Vincenz's poem "Ante Perpetuum", first published in Pull of the Gravitons (Right Hand Pointing), is now on October Babies.
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Luisa A. Igloria
Kristine Ong Muslim
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Berit Ellingsen's mini-essay entitled "Short Stories are Like Gems", is now up on the Atticus Review blog. The essay is written in celebration of National Short Story Month.
