1. Aye Wollam
(June 2013/Contributors)

Born and raised in Burma, Aye Wollam currently resides in St. Louis, Missouri, where she works as a genomicist. A scientist by training, and poet by passion, she devotes her free time to writing poetr

2. Muse, Burma
(June 2013/Poetry)

by Aye Wollam Here, no artist lounges by the old Gun Bridge dangling his feet above the swirl of Shweli river. No one contemplates the significance of the town’s name when written in English

3. Everything Is
(June 2012/Poetry)

by Aye Wollam Burma, August 1988 Everything is politics, she says. Like breathing and reading, cooking and dancing, praying and singing out loud in the streets. Everything is politics, I repeat. L

4. Aye Wollam
(June 2012/Contributors)

Born and raised in Burma, Aye Wollam arrived in the US in 1991 to continue her education, when the schools in Burma were shut down due to the country's political turmoil. Since graduating from Wes

5. Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
(June 2012/Front page)

...showcase their work: Poetry: Julian Stannard, Sarah Stanton, Joppan George, Julia Cariño, Eddie Tay, Aye Wollam, Daryl Yam, Rumjhum Biswas, Ken Turner, Stephanie Han, Joseph O. Legaspi, Vinit...

6. Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
(June 2013/Front page)

...y allowed us to showcase their work: Poetry: Joshua Ip, Tim Suermondt, Anu Elizabeth Roche, Raydon L. Reyes, Aye Wollam, Pey Pey Oh, Lisa Alexander Baron, Matthew A. Hamilton, Ae Hee Lee Kim, Craig E...