Cha: An Asian Literary Journal - Reviews

Reviews / September 2014 (Issue 25)

Nostalgia Is What It Used to Be: Comedy and the Colonial Upbringing in Dave McKirdy's Poetry

by Andrew Barker

States of Emergency: Yeng Pway Ngon's Unrest

by Jason Eng Hun Lee

The Mighty Pen: Tsering Woeser and Wang Lixiong's Voices from Tibet

by Michael Tsang

Two Thirds: Mabi David's Spleen and Craig Santos Perez's from unincorporated territory [guma']

by Collier Nogues

The Persistence of Poetry: Han Dong's A Phone Call from Dalian and Lan Lan's Canyon in the Body

Ready for Close-up: Review of poetry by Yong Shu Hoong, Margaret Chula and Wen Yiduo

by Mags Webster

Loud and Encore: OutLoud Too

by Michael Tsang

Defining the Untranslatable: Dictionary of Untranslatables

by Michael O'Sullivan

The Last Wave, A Million Tsunamis

by Sucharita Dutta-Asane

To Love and to Hold, Or to Write and Let Go? Jeremy Fernando's On Fidelity

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