Cha: An Asian Literary Journal - Reviews

Reviews / March 2016 (Issue 31)

Taken as Strictly True: Neuroscience and Sinology in Destruction and Sorrow beneath the Heavens

A Hong Kong Poetic Modernity: Eight Hong Kong Poets

by Michael Tsang

A Literary Miscellany: Union: 15 Years of Drunken Boat, 50 Years of Writing from Singapore

by Grant Hamilton

A Tale about Women and Survival in Manchuria: Geling Yan's Little Aunt Crane

Different Shades of Blue: Ray Hecht's South China Morning Blues

Confronting Time: Royston Tester's You Turn Your Back

Three New Poetry Collections from Math Paper Press by Cyril Wong, Gaston Ng and Lee Jing-Jing

by Collier Nogues

Failure and Free Play: Andrew S. Guthrie's Alphabet and Vaughan Rapatahana's Atonement

by Tshiung Han See

Myanmar and Beyond: Ko Ko Thett's The Burden of Being Burmese

by William B. Noseworthy

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