Cha: An Asian Literary Journal - Reviews

Reviews / February 2011 (Issue 13)

On The Shelf of Dead Objects: Kristine Ong Muslim's A Roomful of Machines

by Reid Mitchell

Learning to Hear Mani Rao: Mani Rao's Ghostmasters

by Reid Mitchell

Bruising and Healing: Sherry Quan Lee's Chinese Blackbird and Melody S. Gee's Each Crumbling House

by Jason Eng Hun Lee

The Magpie and the Mirrors: Tropical Affairs and Something Beautiful Might Happen

A Philosophy of Exits and Entrances: Dimitris Lyacos's Poena Damni, Z213: Exit

by Michael O'Sullivan

Creatures, Inside and Out: Tiziano Fratus's Creaturing

by Michael O'Sullivan

Teaching Teaching

by William Noseworthy

An Offering from the Vietnamese New Formalist Poetry Movement

by William Noseworthy

Reading Under the Sun

by Abigail Licad

The 1.5 Generation: Karen Llagas's Archipelago Dust

by Abigail Licad

Flesh and Blood, Blessing and Curse: Sweta Srivastava Vikram's Because All is Not Lost

by Mary-Jane Newton

The Problem of Bodies, the Problem of Water, the Problem of Man: Anindita Sengupta's City of Water

by Mary-Jane Newton

Inside Singapore: Fifty on 50

In Transit: Xu Xi's Habit of a Foreign Sky

by Michael Tsang

Stop and think: Rahna Reiko Rizzuto's Hiroshima in the Morning

by Michael Tsang

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