Cha: An Asian Literary Journal - Jonathan Mendelsohn

Cha: An Asian Literary Journal Jonathan Mendelsohn Contributor and Guest Editor
Jonathan Mendelsohn, an instructor of English at the University of Toronto, is currently working on his first novel. The book, which might just be a love story, is set in Japan, where he lived for five years. He has previously published in newspapers in Canada and magazines in Japan, including a review of Haruki Murakami's Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman. Mendelsohn's creative non-fiction has previously been published in issue #3 and issue #8 of Cha and he serves as the guest prose editor of the November 2009 issue of the journal. Visit his website for more details. Contributions: Issue #3 (May 2008): A Friday in Japan--as to Why Japanese Might Drink and Smoke as Much as They Do [Read] Issue #8 (August 2009): Furious George: A Schwarzeneggerian Terminator of a Tale [Read] Issue #9 (November 2009): Guest Prose Editor [Read]
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Jonathan Mendelsohn, an instructor of English at the University of Toronto, is currently working on his first novel. The book, which might just be a love story, is set in Japan, where he lived for five years. He has previously published in newspapers in Canada and magazines in Japan, including a review of Haruki Murakami's Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman. Mendelsohn's creative non-fiction has previously been published in issue #3 and issue #8 of Cha and he serves as the guest prose editor of the November 2009 issue of the journal. Visit his website for more details.

Contributions:

Issue #3 (May 2008): A Friday in Japan--as to Why Japanese Might Drink and Smoke as Much as They Do [Read]
Issue #8 (August 2009): Furious George: A Schwarzeneggerian Terminator of a Tale [Read]
Issue #9 (November 2009): Guest Prose Editor [Read]