In anticipation of LiterASIAN 2017, we are pleased to showcase interviews with our featured authors. Meet Jen Sookfong Lee and Eleanor Guerrero-Campbell, who started out with different backgrounds before eventually …
In anticipation of LiterASIAN 2017, we are pleased to showcase interviews with our featured authors. Leslie Shimotakahara and Terry Watada discuss being simultaneously Japanese and North American, alongside their thoughts …
In anticipation of LiterASIAN 2017, we are pleased to showcase interviews with our featured authors. Catherine Hernandez and Leanne Dunic remind us that prose is never conventional, as they draw …
Victor Yong of Eye Bender has had many years of music experience under his belt. He first started out with Orient Express (OE), a cover band that was previously featured …
The experimental “In Sundry Languages” proudly proclaims itself as a multilingual drama that requires no translation. The director, Art Babayants, trusts his audience to be able to appreciate …
I respected raccoons the same way I respected people with guns. I was not entirely athletic nor did I possess exceptional martial arts ability. Raccoons were synonymous with rabies. I …
In Japan, joyagama happens in the middle of winter, just before the New Year, when the double-layered winter kimono is barely enough to keep the heat tight against your body …
I was in Calgary again. A heat warning was in effect and direct sunlight was blinding, leaving me dazed by how bright and hot it was. In the summer it …
The regulation of ethnic consumption determines the survival of a Chinese supermarket located on the border of a predominantly Caucasian neighbourhood in Mississauga. Westerners consume not only a supermarket’s food, …
Born and raised in Manila, Philippines, Isabel Kanaan now makes her home in Toronto, Canada. She is an alumna of Seneca College’s Acting for Camera and Voice and Second City’s …