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Returning to our roots as a print publication, this eclectic anthology of works by Asian / Canadian writers will celebrate Ricepaper Magazine‘s first year as a digital magazine. 20 years ago, …
ACWW’S early days Rick Shiomi, Robert Kikuchi, Sammi Yakima to, David Henry Hwang, Jim WongChu #1980 #pioneers A post shared by Asian Canadian Writers (@asiancanadianwritersworkshop) on Sep …
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 …
Tea plays a prominent role in many different cultures. From the casual afternoon tea in Britain, traditional tea ceremonies in Japan, and to tea houses in China, people interact with …
Ryota (Hiroshi Abe) and his son Shingo (Taiyo Yoshizawa) Hirokazu Kore-Eda’s new film, After the Storm, is a stripped-down meditation on lives gone wrong and family relationships in a quiet …
Good morning. Today, I’m using our web platform and the permission of the Ricepaper team to get a little personal. A week ago, Chinese photographer Ren Hang took his own …
February is often a time where reading slumps develop. It’s a little slow in the publishing industry, but it doesn’t mean your reading has to be the same. Here are …
“For art comes to you proposing frankly to give nothing but the highest quality to your moments as they pass, and simply for those moments’ sake.” Walter Pater, The Renaissance, …
(For Cole Gwinner) Taiga is the name on the matching teal jackets we bought on Christmas Eve so long ago from the Taiga store because it was three p.m. and …
As we reach the narrow and empty street of London’s Chinatown, I couldn’t help but smell this tart whiff overwhelm me. “This is it?” I ask my parents. We stand …