1. Yilan
(November 2009/Poetry)

by Lillian Kwok It is not a choice but a simple fall of the oracle blocks in the temple by the sea that lets blood bring the daughters back from foreign lands. The gods are patient; they are not jeal

2. Lillian Kwok
(November 2009/Contributors)

Lillian Kwok is a second-generation Chinese American whose parents immigrated from Hong Kong and Taiwan. She was raised in southeastern Pennsylvania, and recently graduated magna cum laude from Pepper

3. Two Poems
(August 2009/Poetry)

by Lillian Kwok Departure Here is the hot country, remember it. Here is the pen where the chickens ran.            We killed them ourselves&mdash

4. Lillian Kwok
(August 2009/Contributors)

Lillian Kwok is a second-generation Chinese American whose parents immigrated from Hong Kong and Taiwan. She was raised in southeastern Pennsylvania, and recently graduated magna cum laude from Pepper

5. Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
(August 2009/Front page)

...wing writers/artists: Steve Ausherman, Nigel Beale, Amy Cheng, Patrick Donnelly, Viki Holmes, Luisa A. Igloria, Lillian Kwok, Franky Lau, Larry Lefkowitz, Eva Leung, Pierre Lien, Belle Ling Hoi Ching,...

6. Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
(November 2009/Front page)

... Bradshaw, Caroline Bird, Drew Calvert, Kevin Chan, Stuart Christie, Melody S. Gee, Bernard Henrie, Arlene Kim, Lillian Kwok, Mark Malby, Edgar Y.B. Mao, Reid Mitchell, Moira Moody, Aryanil Mukherjee,...