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When I first arrived in Australia, I did not know a word of English. I began English lessons through a migrant settlement program soon after I arrived, but I found …
What is slam poetry and why is spoken word important to our own social understanding? Ricepaper Magazine sits down with Asian-Canadian poet, song writer and community organizer, Janice Lee at …
Why is Doretta Lau holding her new book in front of Subeez Cafe? Because it’s one of the many Vancouver locations in her short story collection How Does a Single …
That fall in New York, most of my thoughts had to do with pain or grief. I was not suicidal. Rather, my grandmother had died a few months earlier and …
Our new issue is out, featuring works by Fred Wah, Yasuko Thanh, Ann Marie Fleming, Frances Kai-Hwa Wang, Tom Cho, Janice Luo, Amy Matthewson, Corinna Chong, Kathryn Gwun-Yeen Lennon, Sarah …
“Find which level of government is responsible… and get engaged in it and become a change agent. And you never know, you might even get elected.” -Olivia Chow Olivia …
Fountain: the source or origin of anything is a public art project that explores the metaphor of water, and expressions of fluidity, in our city’s built environment over the past century. …
Our new issue is out, featuring awesome works by Madeleine Thien, Evelyn Lau, Doretta Lau, Pe-Lien, Ying Kong, Rachel Wong, Shanna Yeung, Lindsay Diehl, Yutaka Dirks, Linda Nguyen, Kagan Goh, Hanako …
kahta mamook kopa chinook wawa— how to speak chinook Chanook Jargon An article by Judith Ichisaka from 17.3/4 our Aboriginal and Asian Canadian Writer’s Special Double Issue
You Are A Cat! by Sherwin Tjia Conundrum Press, Oct. 2011, 240 pages, 80 b/w illustrations $17 (Paperback) Reviewed by Elliot Chan. As someone who finds felines endearing and adorable—but …