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Here at Ricepaper, one of our goals this summer is to eat more snacks. Yes, more snacks. But not just any snack; we want to eat more AZN (Asian) snacks. It’s …
When Yong Sook Lee’s dream of opening a restaurant fell through, she was presented with an alternative: a food cart! Situated just outside the Central Library at the corner of …
Last Thursday, we (Beckie and Stephanie) caught the Vancouver premiere of “Girl Sparks” at Pacific Cinémathèque. This comedy was part of a series of quirky films screened in the “Kibatsu …
Hi everyone! Welcome to our new Ricepaper blog! We thought with the large number of amazing volunteers here, who better to document the life and times of Ricepaper than those …
Are you a student or youth? Do you know anyone in your family who had to pay the Head Tax when he or she came to Canada? If so, CCNC …
Published in 17.1 Ricepaper Magazine PO Box 74174, Hillcrest RPO Vancouver, B.C. V5V 5C8 Dear Editor, Years ago, I actually enjoyed picking up Ricepaper magazine and reading it from …
Dear Tiger Mom, I have straight A’s but they are low A’s and not high-90s A’s. My Tiger Mom is always harping on about this. It’s driving me crazy. I …
The Poetry and Philosophy Issue is out and about! It should be on your doorstep by now and newsstands everywhere. Engaging profiles, fiction, articles covering a variety of literary topics …
Thanks to everyone who entered, the contest is now closed. Special offer to Ricepaper valid only until February 23, 2012. . Only the first person will be contacted with notes …
Diversity and hybridity take the stage in our new issue with excerpts of C.E. Gatchalian’s play Falling in Time (currently playing at the Performance Works on Granville Island), winning haiku from the Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival 2011 Haiku Invitational, and a photo gallery “Mixed Races, Mixed Faces” with photos of our readers and their thoughts on hybrid identity. As well, original fiction and cultural commentary revolving around how “cultural heritage intersects with other social and political realities” (in the words of Ricepaper‘s editor Eury Chang). Read the Editor’s Letter to learn more about this issue.
Also, read our call for submissions for our upcoming issue, the 16.4 Faith and Philosophy issue.