Ricepaper Magazine invites submissions for Beyond the Hyphen, a special issue presented in collaboration with TAIWANfest Vancouver. This is a special collaborative literary project with TAIWANfest 2026 that explores migration, …
Allan Cho
Allan Cho
Engaged in a number of initiatives in the local community, Allan serves on the board of the Asian Canadian Writers’ Workshop and Vancouver Asian Heritage Month Society. He has written for the Georgia Straight, Diverse Magazine, and Ricepaper. His fiction has appeared in anthologies, The Strangers and Eating Stories. He is one of the founders of LiterASIAN Writers Festival,the first Asian Canadian literary festival and is co-editor of the anthology, AlliterAsian: Celebrating Twenty Years of Ricepaper Magazine.
Phinder Dulai is a Surrey-based poet and writer whose work explores migration, memory, identity, and the cultural landscapes of the South Asian diaspora in Canada. He is the author of …
Tāriq Malik is the 4th President of the Asian Canadian Writers’ Workshop (ACWW) Society. As a poet, writer, and visual artist whose work explores migration, memory, displacement, and belonging, Tāriq’s …
My life has thinned out like a sheet of moist rice paper. A single drop of ink bleeds into an ever-expanding patch of night sky, while my remaining days shrink …
Miyoh was never very good with unanswered questions. She despised secrets, and agonized over minutiae she knew to be false. So when her English teacher, Mrs. Meyers, explained the concept …
The Last Brushstroke: An introduction to Words That Last (Caitlin Press, release September 18, 2026) If the last chapter of a life is still unwritten, why do we keep treating …
My life has thinned out like a sheet of moist rice paper. A single drop of ink bleeds into an ever-expanding patch of night sky, while my remaining days shrink …
my grandmother never swept the floors of our home at night striking my little hands if I picked up the broom she told me in Punjabi, Lakshmi is coming filling …
Custody First, misplace a word. Not the important ones. Something small: the name of a vegetable, a season, the bird that nested outside your grandmother’s window. Let convenience perform its …
Ganges A fisherman cast his net. A human hand came up with the fish. The fish had eaten all the flesh. The hand resembled marble. Inside the clenched fist, a …