Roger Lee’s Tea Party

July 7th, 2011 by Ricepaper intern | No Comments

Teapot collector Roger Lee

Story and Photos by Alan Woo

Alan Woo profiles avid teapot collector Roger Lee.

If you walk into Roger Lee’s home, be prepared to be greeted by three things: a smiling eccentric older gentleman, a giant charging Chow Chow named … more »


Pioneering Words: An Interview with Jim Wong-Chu

July 7th, 2011 by Ricepaper intern | No Comments

Photo courtesy of Jim Wong-Chu

By Jenny Uechi
Jenny Uechi, long time contributor to Ricepaper, chats with Jim Wong-Chu on the early days of Ricepaper and the Asian Canadian Writers’ Workshop.

Jenny Uechi (JU): What were the origins of Ricepaper?

Jim Wong-Chu (JW-C): … more »


ESSAY: Notes Towards An Essay About Maria Callas 15.4

December 7th, 2010 by Ricepaper intern | No Comments

By C. E. Gatchalian

C.E. Gatchalian provides a personal retrospective on the life and musical contributions of famed opera singer, Maria Callas.

My journal entry, dated April 5, 1994:

“Homosexuality = shamanism = the chosen = antennae of the world.” more »


15 Memorable Moments at Ricepaper

December 7th, 2010 by Ricepaper intern | No Comments

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By Eury Chang and Patricia Lim

The twists and turns at Ricepaper: chronicling the achievements of notable Asian Canadian artists, writers and performers.

1994
1.1 In the fall of 1994, Ricepaper is launched as a newsletter from the Asian Canadian … more »


Call out for photos from former Ricepaperians

October 4th, 2010 by Patricia Lim | No Comments

In celebration of Ricepaper’s 15th anniversary, we’re sending out a callout for photos from anyone who’s ever worked with or been involved with Ricepaper magazine! Dig through the musty back corners of your attic, desk or your hard drive or … more »


Call for submissions – 15.4/Winter 2010

September 8th, 2010 by Ricepaper Staff | No Comments

Theme: Flashback ~ Fifteen Years at Ricepaper Magazine (15.4 / WINTER 2010)

Although many other publications have come and gone over the past 15 years, Ricepaper has endured almost a generation of cultural and social change. We’re dedicating our next issue of Ricepaper to the humble beginnings, highlights, and constantly evolving vision of Canada’s only literary magazine devoted to Asian Canadian arts and culture. … more »