ACWW member and Ricepaper contributor, Alan Woo recently published his first book “Maggie’s Chopsticks” (Kids Can Press) last summer. Last night at the prestigious BC Book Prizes, it won “Christie …
Jim Wong-Chu
Jim Wong-Chu
Jim Wong-Chu is a published poet, author, editor, and historian. He is well- known as a co-founder of the Asian Canadian Writers Workshop, Ricepaper Magazine, Pender Guy Radio Program, Asia Canadian Performing Arts Resource (ACPAR), literASIAN: A Festival of Pacific Rim Asian Canadian Writing, and the Vancouver Asian Heritage Month Festival. He has also co-edited several anthologies of Asian Canadian writers.
Ricepaper is published by the Asian Canadian Writers’ Workshop (ACWW). ACWW began as a writing collective in the early 1960s, by dedicated Asian Canadian writers: Rick Shiomi (playwright), Sky Lee (novelist), Paul …
Ricepaper is a national quarterly magazine devoted to showcasing Asian Canadian artists, writers, performers and innovators since 1995. Ricepaper is published by the Asian Canadian Writers’ Workshop which has assisted Asian Canadian writers …
As part of Asian Heritage Month we invite you to an afternoon with a double reading from V6A: Writing in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside (Arsenal Pulp Press: 2012) + Ricepaper Special …
Showcasing work by prominent as well as emerging Asian Canadian writers, Ricepaper magazine seeks superlative unpublished literary content for our upcoming double-issue, Summer Reading (18.1,2). Ricepaper publishes the freshest poetry, …
I gather alphabetized concepts of Xa’al Slice into its heart and open my veins I carve Xa’al’s paragraphs onto trees, pulverized and flattened Under the flat-white surfaces, ancestral bones rattle …
Cultures, Identities & Voices: An exploratory study on growing up experiences, relationships & sexual health of Asian Young Women in Toronto ARE YOU: a young woman of Asian (East, Southeast …
Come join us in the new year at the legendary Gung Haggis Fat Choy dinner on Sunday January 27th, 2013. The one of a kind cultural event re-imagines a traditional …
Art is admired, inspirational, and definitely not a taboo subject. HIV/AIDS on the other hand, is a different matter. This is why ACAS– Asian AIDS Community Services presented ar+ogether (pronounced …
As Gandhi once said, if we perform repeated reactionary responses, it disempowers us. Perhaps this is why the Happy Too Asian conference was organized—to create a space for people to …