My mother, then fox. The Yangs, Anjuin. Even Miss Morris. They had all made decisions on my behalf. It had been necessary, I knew that. I had been a helpless …
“Do Not Say We Have Nothing”, by Madeleine Thien, is a powerful and passionate novel, skillfully interwoven with rhythmic words to present a dynamic reading experience, similar to a fight …
As we reach the narrow and empty street of London’s Chinatown, I couldn’t help but smell this tart whiff overwhelm me. “This is it?” I ask my parents. We stand …
This year marks UBC’s 100th year in the making. To celebrate this special achievement, UBC’s Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies, a multidisciplinary program that explores the history, culture, and …
Caught between the stark blue light of the digital era and an undying romanticization of yellowing pages, we* have persevered in this century as a fickle lot of survivors. In publishing, those …
A proposal for an science fiction anthology Where the Stars Rise: Asian Science Fiction and Fantasy Stories (working title) is out. All original short speculative fiction is welcome for submission. The anthology editors are …
2015 marks the 20th anniversary of Ricepaper magazine, a pioneering periodical devoted to Asian-Canadian writing. Over the years, Ricepaper’s focus has shifted from predominantly arts and culture reporting to the …
The secret is out… Our esteemed judge, Doretta Lau, has chewed on the entries in our first ever Secret Ingredient Flash Fiction Contest—and she has chosen our winners! 1. Ramen …
By Eric Wilkins Odessa, Ukraine; Yokohama, Japan; Edinburgh, Scotland; Guangzhou, China; and Los Angeles, United States. Upon first glance, seemingly the only commonality shared amongst these cities is the utter …
LIKE us on Facebook and JOIN our Newsletter for a chance to WIN 2 tickets to Wen Wei Dance Made in Canada on FEB 18, 2015 Winner will be announced on Monday …