1. Bruising and Healing: Sherry Quan Lee's Chinese Blackbird and Melody S. Gee's Each Crumbling House
(February 2011/Reviews)

by Jason Eng Hun Lee   Sherry Quan Lee, Chinese Blackbird, Modern History Press, 2008. 81 pgs. Melody S. Gee, Each Crumbling House, Perugia Press, 2010. 75 pgs. I. A series of identity cri

2. Giving
(November 2009/Poetry)

by Melody S. Gee Ancestors sap juice from our oranges, darkened and hardened on the mantle. Not thirsty anymore, they are grateful, you say. They are not grateful, MaMa. They know we are afraid to

3. Melody S. Gee
(November 2009/Contributors)

Melody S. Gee lives in St. Louis, MO and teaches writing at Southwestern Illinois College. Her poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Blackbird, Crab Orchard Review, The Bitter Oleander, The Greens

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

...u Yeung, Steve Ausherman, Iain S. Baird, Bob Bradshaw, Caroline Bird, Drew Calvert, Kevin Chan, Stuart Christie, Melody S. Gee, Bernard Henrie, Arlene Kim, Lillian Kwok, Mark Malby, Edgar Y.B. Mao, Re...