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Editors and Guest Editors
(October 2018/Contributors)
...oting cross-cultural understanding between the West and Asia for Goldfish Press (USA). [Cha Profile]
Joshua Ip
is a poet, editor, and literary organiser. He has published four poetry collecti...
2.
I Am Not Your Creation: Grace Chia's Mother of All Questions
(October 2018/Book reviews)
...elia was shortlisted for the Singapore Literature Prize in the English Poetry category. When male poets
Joshua Ip
and Yong Shu Hoong were jointly awarded the prize, Chia called to attention the p...
3.
Joshua Ip
(October 2018/Contributors)
Joshua Ip
is a poet, editor, and literary organiser. He has published four poetry collections with Math Paper Press, won the Singapore Literature Prize for his debut, sonnets from the singlish, and pl
4.
Reasons to Live: Rachel Heng's Suicide Club
(October 2018/Book reviews)
by
Joshua Ip
Rachel Heng, Suicide Club, Henry Holt & Co, 2018. 352 pgs. Rachel Heng’s Suicide Club begins with a teaser made for the cinema—a well-dressed
5.
Writing Singapore?
(October 2018/Editorial)
by
Joshua Ip
"Writing Singapore" is an odd turn of phrase, as opposed to the more commonplace "Singapore writing"—the latter often accompanied by tired descriptors such a
6.
On Literary Work, On Building a Community
(October 2018/Editorial)
...to be said that most of the reviews in this issue were possible because of this issue's poetry editor,
Joshua Ip
, who matched reviewers with the books. I am grateful to him for tapping his n...
7.
Twin Cinema Of A Sunday Election
(December 2017/Poetry)
by
Joshua Ip
everyone thinks in the end. not earlier than that. we can never trust these people, just that: without experience, removed from the world we inhabit, less dreams. more space for two syst
8.
Joshua Ip
(December 2017/Contributors)
Joshua Ip
is a poet, editor, and literary organiser. He has published four poetry collections with Math Paper Press, won the Singapore Literature Prize for his debut, sonnets from the singlish, and pl
9.
Joshua Ip
(June 2017/Contributors)
Joshua Ip
is the author of three volumes of poetry: sonnets from the singlish UPSIZE edition (威力加强版) (2015), making love with scrabble tiles (2013), and sonnets from the singlish (2012),
10.
Shikata ga nai
(June 2017/Poetry)
by
Joshua Ip
what happens now is what has always happened and will continue till it no longer does. the words that we say to remind us what is, is are the same ones our fathers said to us. we wi
11.
Sing Lit Station: A Singaporean Literary Non-Profit
(March 2017/Essays)
by
Joshua Ip
Many times being a writer feels like living in a lonely outpost in a godforsaken wilderness—the few rare instances every decade that you produce work are your only dispatches back
12.
Joshua Ip
(March 2017/Contributors)
Joshua Ip
is the author of two-and-a-half volumes of poetry from Math Paper Press: sonnets from the singlish UPSIZE EDITION (威力加强版) (2015), making love with scrabble tiles (2013), and
13.
Singapore, Anthologised: A Luxury We Cannot Afford and SingPoWriMo
(June 2015/Reviews)
by Collier Nogues Christine Chia and
Joshua Ip
(editors), A Luxury We Cannot Afford: An Anthology of Singapore Poetry, Math Paper Press, 2014. 127 pgs. Ann Ang,
Joshua Ip
and Pooja Nansi (ed
14.
Lines of Poise and Balance: Jame's Shea's The Lost Novel and Joshua Ip's Sonnets from the Singlish
(March 2015/Reviews)
by Chloe Li James Shea, The Lost Novel, Fence Books, 2014. 88 pgs.
Joshua Ip
, Sonnets from the Singlish, Math Paper Press, 2014. 53 pgs. James Shea's second collection of p
15.
Joshua Ip
(June 2013/Contributors)
Joshua Ip
has the attention span of a poet and the love for poetry of a Singaporean. His first collection, sonnets from the singlish was published by Math Paper Press in 2012. He is currently working
16.
first date at jumbo seafood
(June 2013/Poetry)
by
Joshua Ip
a compromising venue, he surmised, offering her a wholly shellfish menu, the none-too-subtle proposition - here, i will peel prawns for you, open oysters, crack crustaceans, muscle open
17.
Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
(Front Page/Welcome)
... 41 (October 2018)—"Writing Singapore"—of Cha is now available. We would like to thank
Joshua Ip
(poetry) and Eddie Tay (prose and reviews) for reading the submissions with u...
18.
Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
(June 2013/Front page)
... of a Poem”. The following writers/artists have generously allowed us to showcase their work: Poetry:
Joshua Ip
, Tim Suermondt, Anu Elizabeth Roche, Raydon L. Reyes, Aye Wollam, Pey Pey Oh, Lis...
19.
Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
(March 2017/Front page)
...ng Letter from Macau: Hélder Beja, Ray Granlund Essays: Karen Fang, Ankur Agarwal,
Joshua Ip
Interviews: Karen Ma, Jennifer Wong, Jhilam Chattaraj Photography &...
20.
Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
(June 2017/Front page)
...uned Gramich, Jeff Alessandrelli, Yoko Danno, Alvin Pang, Zoria April, Joshua Marie Wilkinson, Trane DeVore,
Joshua Ip
, Loren Goodman FICTION: Nori Nakagami, Kendall Heitzman, Alfred Birnbaum, Leste...
21.
Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
(December 2017/Front page)
...Michael O'Sullivan, Chan Lai-kuen, Alan Jefferies, Wawa, Chris Song, Tse Hao Guang,
Joshua Ip
, Collier Nogues, Lim Lee Ching, Peter Kennedy, David McKirdy, James S...
22.
Guest Editors and Contest Judges
(About/Staff)
...th Anniversary Issue: Arthur Leung and Royston Tester #41, September 2018 - "Writing Singapore":
Joshua Ip
and Eddie Tay #40, June 2018 - "Writing the Philippines": Ricar...
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