Two poems by Paul Catafago, a Palestinian living and writing in the diaspora.
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Traveling over the holidays? Ng Yi-Sheng has a few meta, or not-so-meta, suggestions for you.
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According to his translator Atar Hadari, the late Israeli poet Avraham Chalfi was “a character actor, a clown, a dandy, and a man about town in Tel Aviv.” He was also a poet beloved by the people for his romantic and mystical verses.
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In this new story by A.J. Payler, Jamie Okuda finds himself at an unusual job interview.
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New translations by Rahad Abir of two poems by the young revolutionary and Bengali poet Sukanta Bhattacharya.
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How does one square the circle? Yap Hao Yang finds that impossible possibility in his review of Tse Hao Guang’s The International Left-Hand Calligraphy Association.
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To celebrate the Festival of Lights, Ng Yi-Sheng lights up our minds with his takes on five works of speculative fiction from South Asia and the diaspora.
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“No good comes from dealing with motherfuckers.” The protagonist of Migrantik, by Norman Wilwayco, runs counter to conventional images of the Flipino migrant worker, as reviewer Lara Norgaard finds out.
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