Fiction Editor (SUSPECT)
Sharmini was born in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, and raised between the cities of Singapore and Johor Bahru, where she still lives. Her short fiction has been shortlisted for the Commonwealth Short Story Prize and placed on the Australian Book Review Jolley Prize and Singapore’s Golden Point Awards.
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Elise (she/her) is an editor, translator, and cat mother based in Portland, Oregon. She's also been a writer, instructor, graduate student, and admin. Her literary interests include Asian/America, the diaspora, translation, comics, and genre fiction. You can send her a line at elise.j.choi@gmail.com.
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Miki is a multidisciplinary designer currently working in branding and advertising. When she isn't in front of a screen, you can usually find her around the city practicing analogue photography, thrift shopping, or fuelling her expensive coffee habit in trendy cafes.
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Tiffany is currently based in Shanghai. Her poems can be found in Black Warrior Review, Sine Theta Magazine, The Offing, and elsewhere. She is a recent graduate of Williams College, where she studied Art History.
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Candice is Singaporean and lives in Zurich with her husband and three children. She loves reading and supporting writers on their manuscripts.
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Jack Xi (they/he) is a queer Singaporean poet and member of the writing collective /Stop@BadEndRhymes (stylised /s@ber). They’ve appeared in several poetry journals and anthologies. Find out more at jackxisg.wordpress.com.
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Faith Ho is a Singaporean and uni student in the US. Besides writing, she enjoys taking photos, making films, playing music, wandering aimlessly, and dreaming of hawker food.
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Aishah (she/her) is a Malaysian writer based in New York City. She enjoys writing across genres, and delving into ideas of interspecies kinship, collaborative survival, and nonhuman ecologies. She is currently working on her first novel.
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