Chris Song is a poet, translator, editor, and scholar from Hong Kong. He is the editor-in-chief of Voice […]
Wendy Chen
Chris Song is a poet, translator, editor, and scholar from Hong Kong. He is the editor-in-chief of Voice […]
Chris Song – In the Corner of a City under ...
On the radio, the world is drowningwith the dreams of immigrants crammed in the fragile body of a […]
ELEGY FOR WHAT REMAINS by Rasaq Malik
It is a dance, a debriefing, a bald eaglepecking at the ocean in vein. Waking, I seek what […]
A C-Pop star speaks of Time by Anindita Sengupta
After Esteban Rodríguez You don’t know your parents so you inventa narrative for them, placing them in […]
The Other Half of the World by Aiden Heung
Qudsia Akhtar is in the third year of her Creative Writing PhD at the University of Salford exploring […]
A Portfolio of Poetry by Qudsia Akhtar
I am so pleased to introduce this portfolio of international writing, loosely bound together by the theme of […]
Crossings: A Portfolio of International Writing – Curated & Introduced ...
Jay Gao is a poet and author of Imperium (Carcanet, 2022). He is a Contributing Editor at The White Review. He is a winner […]
Eclogue I – Acacia mearnsii by Jay Gao
It was a six mile hike up the lee side of the mountain. Dusk was falling.He eagerly suckled […]
Aurès by Togara Muzanenhamo
Our faces in water bearing us like mirrors watchingfrom the depth of a void, where I hear […]
This Little Fish by Belle Ling
Mark Tardi’s “Poem Beginning with a Line by Katarzyna Szaulińska” offers a series of because-clauses: “because sidewalks in […]
“Because English offers no feminine form of pelican”: A Portfolio ...
Jenny Drai is the author of three collections of poetry: [the door] (Trembling Pillow Press) and Wine Dark and The History Worker (both from […]