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    • Through the Woods by Jiang Yitan, translated by R. Orion Martin

      ‘I Am Afraid’ by Michelle Chan

      ‘Oh Canada!’ by Caiming Yang

      Call for Submissions: Celebrate

      ‘TFW’ by Steven Chua

  • Poetry

    • ‘family dinner, 7:02pm’ by Esther Chen

      ‘Mind Expansion’ by Frances Du

      ‘cremation’ by Jody Chan

      Apply for the JWC Emerging Writers Award

      R-Ode to the English Language by Caroline Y.M. Ng

  • Reviews

    • Review: “In Sundry Languages,” and multilingualism

      Book Review: ‘a place called No Homeland’ by Kai Cheng Thom

      “There Is Need to Tell: A Reader’s Response to Julia Lin’s novel Miah” by Anna Wang Yuan

      “You have to deal with people while they’re alive”: Review of ‘After the Storm’

      RICE READS: DRAGON SPRINGS ROAD REVIEW

  • Profiles

    • The Many Lives of Henry Young (Part Three)

      Chinese Canadian Literature In the Asian Canadian Canon – An Interview with Laifong Leung

      The Early Beginnings of Henry Young’s Music Career (Part Two)

      More Untold Stories from Vancouver’s Chinatown: Musician Henry Young (Part One)

      Food & the City No. 3 – Barn Nork

  • Interviews

    • Review: “In Sundry Languages,” and multilingualism

      [Audio] William Tham’s Book Launch — Kings of Petaling Street

      Q&A: Isabel Kanaan, Newest Member of AIR FARCE

      Q&A: Ricepaper Editor William Tham – Author of Novel, Kings of Petaling Street

      [Audio] A Very Simple Gesture

  • Opinions

    • ‘Guide to Canadian Urban Wildlife’ by Vincent Ternida

      ‘Ceremonies’ by Kelsey Inouye

      In Calgary

      ‘On Consuming Ethnicity: Cultural Performance in Far2Fresh Foodmart’ by Kylie Tan

      Garden Afternoons

  • Events

    • Review: “In Sundry Languages,” and multilingualism

      Terminus/Gateway Cities: Pacific Crossings and Retainers of Anarchy at the Vancouver Art Gallery

      TIFF Dispatch: Interview with Kore-eda Hirokazu on After the Storm

      Excerpt from ‘Canadian Rajah’ and an Interview with Dave Carley

      Alliterasian Revisited

Ricepaper Magazine

  • ABOUT
    • About
    • Masthead
    • CONTACT
    • Talent Openings
    • DONATE
  • SUBMISSIONS
  • Fiction

    • Through the Woods by Jiang Yitan, translated by R. Orion Martin

      ‘I Am Afraid’ by Michelle Chan

      ‘Oh Canada!’ by Caiming Yang

      Call for Submissions: Celebrate

      ‘TFW’ by Steven Chua

  • Poetry

    • ‘family dinner, 7:02pm’ by Esther Chen

      ‘Mind Expansion’ by Frances Du

      ‘cremation’ by Jody Chan

      Apply for the JWC Emerging Writers Award

      R-Ode to the English Language by Caroline Y.M. Ng

  • Reviews

    • Review: “In Sundry Languages,” and multilingualism

      Book Review: ‘a place called No Homeland’ by Kai Cheng Thom

      “There Is Need to Tell: A Reader’s Response to Julia Lin’s novel Miah” by Anna Wang Yuan

      “You have to deal with people while they’re alive”: Review of ‘After the Storm’

      RICE READS: DRAGON SPRINGS ROAD REVIEW

  • Profiles

    • The Many Lives of Henry Young (Part Three)

      Chinese Canadian Literature In the Asian Canadian Canon – An Interview with Laifong Leung

      The Early Beginnings of Henry Young’s Music Career (Part Two)

      More Untold Stories from Vancouver’s Chinatown: Musician Henry Young (Part One)

      Food & the City No. 3 – Barn Nork

  • Interviews

    • Review: “In Sundry Languages,” and multilingualism

      [Audio] William Tham’s Book Launch — Kings of Petaling Street

      Q&A: Isabel Kanaan, Newest Member of AIR FARCE

      Q&A: Ricepaper Editor William Tham – Author of Novel, Kings of Petaling Street

      [Audio] A Very Simple Gesture

  • Opinions

    • ‘Guide to Canadian Urban Wildlife’ by Vincent Ternida

      ‘Ceremonies’ by Kelsey Inouye

      In Calgary

      ‘On Consuming Ethnicity: Cultural Performance in Far2Fresh Foodmart’ by Kylie Tan

      Garden Afternoons

  • Events

    • Review: “In Sundry Languages,” and multilingualism

      Terminus/Gateway Cities: Pacific Crossings and Retainers of Anarchy at the Vancouver Art Gallery

      TIFF Dispatch: Interview with Kore-eda Hirokazu on After the Storm

      Excerpt from ‘Canadian Rajah’ and an Interview with Dave Carley

      Alliterasian Revisited

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  • Fiction

    Calling for submissions: Where the Stars Rise: Asian Science Fiction and Fantasy Stories anthology

    12 February, 2016
  • Blogs

    AlliterAsian Anthology Launch on November 22

    11 November, 2015
  • Blogs

    The Bond of Cities: Everything You Need To Know About Sister Cities

    17 February, 2015
  • Theatre

    Win 2 Tickets to Wen Wei Dance “Made In Canada” At Firehall Arts Centre

    10 February, 2015
  • Reviews

    Book Review: Inside Chinatown: Ancient Culture in a New World

    9 February, 2013
  • Blogs

    間: an aesthetic of space-time

    7 February, 2013
  • BlogsOpinions

    Recollections from “Trauma and Diaspora”

    30 November, 2012
  • Blogs

    Vintage Style Inspiration Through Japanese Manga

    2 October, 2012
  • Events

    The Brink Festival – September 20-23, 2012

    1 September, 2012
  • Blogs

    Fashionable Asians! with Rika

    3 August, 2012
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Opportunities

The Vancouver Asian Film Festival has launched its Canada 150/China Scriptwriting Competition, and the early bird deadline ends July 31! Got a script that you think resonates with Canadian and Chinese viewers? Enter to win a contract for CNH Management Ltd. to develop it and CAD $10,000!

Opportunities

The Mighty Asian Moviemaking Marathon (MAMM) from the Vancouver Asian Film Festival is back again for its 12th year! MAMM is a 10-day contest for emerging filmmakers to create short films. Enter while you still can!

Events

Eager to get involved in your community? Try volunteering for the Powell Street Festival Society! The 41st annual Powell Street Festival celebrates Japanese Canadian culture August 5 and 6 from 11:30 am to 7:00 pm! Don't miss it!

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