In our latest TalkRice podcast, contributor Gavin Hee sits down with Ricepaper Literary Editor, Jinwoo Park, to scratch the surface of just some of the many layers to his novel, …
Hello? Can you still hear me? You said you wanted to know why your family left you in New York. Are you calling from there now? I’m sorry, these old …
The TalkRice podcast is back! In our latest episode, contributor Gavin Hee sits down for a chat with Mary Ancheta, Musical Director of Lauren Yee’s musical play Cambodian Rock Band, …
Cambodian Rock Band History and What Humans Do to Each Other By Cynda Yeasting For 2 hours and 45 minutes, I was not an audience member sitting in a theatre …
When I’d made my mother review my college application before I submitted it, she pointed out that I’d forgotten to check off on the application that I’m Asian. “Am I …
Submit your unpublished work related to emojis, memes and social media! From the first instant messaging service ICQ in 1996 to the now ever-popular 15 seconds on TikTok, social media …
Aubergines—my mother believed eggplant sounded too unsophisticated—bananas, zucchini, and once, even a phallic-shaped sweet potato, which she cautioned me early on never to mistakenly refer to as a yam, which …
“Would you call this a dumpling or a potsticker? Or a gyoza?” I ask as I turn my friend Gemma’s plushie dumpling around. It’s cute with blush pink cheeks and …
Before you read: I mean to strictly follow the prompt “The straight-A high school student falls in love with the troll in her locker.” It will happen. Please wait patiently. …
Author’s note: The dialogue in this story is written in colloquial Malaysian English (of the variety spoken in the Klang Valley). Malaysian English often eschews English grammar in favour of …
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