1. Global Language Education and Diversity: Why English? Confronting the Hydra
(March 2017/Reviews)

by Nicholas Chan   Pauline Bunce, Robert Phillipson, Vaughan Rapatahana, Ruanni Tupas (editors), Why English? Confronting the Hydra, Multilingual Matters, 2016. 312 pgs. For the sake of transp

2. Failure and Free Play: Andrew S. Guthrie's Alphabet and Vaughan Rapatahana's Atonement
(March 2016/Reviews)

by Tshiung Han See   Andrew S. Guthrie, Alphabet, Proverse Hong Kong, 2015. 88 pgs. Vaughan Rapatahana, Atonement, Flying Island Books and MCCM Creations, 2015. 124 pgs.   Lines of p

3. Loud and Encore: OutLoud Too
(September 2014/Reviews)

by Michael Tsang   Vaughan Rapatahana, Kate Rogers, Madeleine Slavick (editors), OutLoud Too, MCCM Creations, 2014. 148 pgs.   OutLoud Too is probably the best showcase of English poetic ta

4. Maori Voices: Reihana Robinson’s Auē Rona and Vaughan Rapatahana’s Schisms
(June 2014/Reviews)

by Michael Tsang   Reihana Robinson, Auē Rona, Steele Roberts Publishers, 2012. 68 pgs. Vaughan Rapatahana, Schisms, Lazarus Media, 2013. 113 pgs. In this review, I will look at two poetry

5. Vaughan Rapatahana
(March 2014/Contributors)

Vaughan Rapatahana is a long term resident of Hong Kong, with homes also in Aotearoa-New Zealand – where he was born – and Pampanga, Philippines. Lived and worked in a variety of countries

6. Under the Canopy and Other Poems: English Poetry in Brunei
(March 2014/Reviews)

by Vaughan Rapatahana   Under the Canopy and other poems, which first came out in late 1998, was the first ever English-language collection of poems produced in Negara Brunei Darussalam—al

7. Journeys through Home: Fifty Stories, Fifty Images and Home, Away, Elsewhere
(June 2013/Reviews)

by Cecilia Chan Vaughan Rapatahana, Home, Away, Elsewhere, Proverse Hong Kong, 2011. 208 pgs. Madeleine Marie Slavick, Fifty Stories, Fifty Images, MCCM Creations, 2012. 136 pgs. If the course of re

8. Innovations: Three Collections by Kate Rogers, Gillian Bickley and Vaughan Rapatahana
(September 2012/Reviews)

by Michael Tsang Gillian Bickley, Perceptions, Proverse, 2012. 78 pgs. Vaughan Rapatahana, china as kafka, Kilmog Press, 2011. 51 pgs. Kate Rogers, City of Stairs, Haven Books, 2012. 108 pgs. The

9. An Introduction to Proverse Hong Kong (Hong Kong)
(November 2011/Supplement)

...39;s Foch's Reserves: The Chinese Labour Corps about an impressive body of men formed during the First World War. Vaughan Rapatahana's poetry collection, Home, Away, Elsewhere, and Laura Solom...

10. Vaughan Rapatahana
(August 2009/Contributors)

Vaughan Rapatahana is a Kiwi (New Zealander) who lives and works in Hong Kong, and who has lived in many overseas locations for the last fifteen years. Previously, he has been published in several New

11. Two Poems
(August 2009/Poetry)

by Vaughan Rapatahana Xi'an Times hellacious black, the colour, of skies, season    indeterminate… it might be Spring: one would never know. (they kept the weather u

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

... Jonathan Mendelsohn, Stephen D. Miller, Nikesh Murali, Ng Yi-Sheng, O Thiam Chin, Divya Rajan, Prashani Rambukwella, Vaughan Rapatahana, Kate Rogers, Steven Schroeder, Rohith Sundararaman, Gillian Sz...

13. Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
(March 2014/Front page)

... essays: John Wall Barger, William Noseworthy, Shaily Sahay, Emma Zhang, Bhanumati Mishra, Cecilia Chan, Elen Turner, Vaughan Rapatahana Our next issue is due out in late June or early July 2014....