1. Love across Two Worlds: Review of Alison Wong's As the Earth Turns Silver
(November 2009/Reviews)

by Viona Au Yeung Alison Wong, As the Earth Turns Silver, Picador, 2009. 270 pgs. At the heart of Alison Wong's novel is a love story set in Wellington, New Zealand. Katherine, the white widow

2. Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
(November 2008/Front page)

...even Schroeder, Daren Shiau, Gillian Sze, Tai Dong Huai, Eddie Tay, Royston Tester, Toh Hsien Min, Sean Wiebe, Alison Wong, Bo Wong and Jennifer Wong. Our sixth issue is due out in February 2009. Awa...

3. There's Always Things to Come Back to the Kitchen for
(November 2008/Poetry)

by Alison Wong a bowl of plain steamed rice a piece of bitter dark chocolate a slice of crisp peeled pear a mother or father who understands the kitchen is the centre of the universe children who

4. Alison Wong
(November 2008/Contributors)

Alison Wong was born and grew up in New Zealand. She spent several years in China and now lives in Wellington. She was the 2002 Robert Burns Fellow at Otago University, and her collection, Cup, was sh