Anak Sastra Archives
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| Anak Sastra issue 49 (October 2022) |
Anak Sastra’s 49th issue is now published. Inside readers will find short fiction about the centrality of a couch during a bad break-up in Bali, Indonesia; a strange old woman who guides a troubled woman out of distress in Malaysia; injecting love into a household and dealing with its highs and lows in Indonesia; an elderly expat deciding to leave Seattle and return to Vietnam in dramatic fashion; a cat living the life of a human in Indonesia; creative nonfiction about a parent balancing the needs of her child and the ghosts in Laos; an account of four deaths in a family in the Philippines; an assortment of poems connected to Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines; and book review of Miriam Wei Wei Lo’s Against Certain Capture. Enjoy...
Short fiction by Audrey Silalahi, Barbara Kuessner Hughes, Kenny Andriana, Robin Ray, and Liswindio Apendicaesar.
Creative nonfiction by Carla Silbert and Jun A. Alindogan.
Poetry by Amber Pineda, Arjun Dhillon, Alan McNarie, Gab Jopillo, and Nicole Lee Jiaqi.
Book review by Leei Wong.
Short fiction by Audrey Silalahi, Barbara Kuessner Hughes, Kenny Andriana, Robin Ray, and Liswindio Apendicaesar.
Creative nonfiction by Carla Silbert and Jun A. Alindogan.
Poetry by Amber Pineda, Arjun Dhillon, Alan McNarie, Gab Jopillo, and Nicole Lee Jiaqi.
Book review by Leei Wong.
| Anak Sastra Issue 48 (July 2022) |
Anak Sastra’s 48th issue is now published. Inside readers will find short fiction about the strange things that happen during the night shift at a budget hotel in Singapore; a public school official battles a shopping addiction in the Philippines; an unlucky young woman finding that her lifelong misfortune may have changed while visiting Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; a woman acknowledging her lack of maternal instincts after meeting her lover’s daughter in Singapore; an aswang being blamed for a murder in a rural town in the Philippines; creative nonfiction about a bad experience with an herbal remedy on a long bus trip across Java and Bali, Indonesia; an odd interaction with an elderly woman in Hoi An, Vietnam; and an assortment of poems connected to Singapore, Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Myanmar. Enjoy...
Short fiction by Jocelyn Low, Michelle Chedjou, Adrian David, Kevin Nicholas Wong, and John Paul Lama.
Creative nonfiction by Kevin Browne and James Roth.
Poetry by Anitha Devi Pillai, Richard Rose, Amizura Hanadi Mohd Radzi, Christa Walker, and Eaint Noe.
Short fiction by Jocelyn Low, Michelle Chedjou, Adrian David, Kevin Nicholas Wong, and John Paul Lama.
Creative nonfiction by Kevin Browne and James Roth.
Poetry by Anitha Devi Pillai, Richard Rose, Amizura Hanadi Mohd Radzi, Christa Walker, and Eaint Noe.
| Anak Sastra Issue 47 (April 2022) |
Anak Sastra’s 47th issue is now published. Inside readers will find short fiction about a young Amerasian girl’s first interaction with her estranged father in the 1960s in the Philippines; a young Singaporean man learning to become comfortable with his sexual identity; a farmer who does odd jobs for the military in the 1980s to provide for his family in the Philippines; a man’s quest to reunite with the fairy he fell in love with; recollections of an elderly woman living with dementia in the Philippines; creative nonfiction about an expat consulting a Taoist medium in Singapore; deciding how to react to unusual and mythicized etchings in the family home after the loss of both grandparents in the Philippines; life on a U.S. Air Force base in 1973 in Ubon Ratchathani, Thailand; and an assortment of poems connected to Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Thailand. Enjoy...
Short fiction by Angela Lanuza, Jocelyn Low, Christian Jerome, Sofia Syafriza Hashim, and Agatha Mercado.
Creative nonfiction by Amanda Jaffe, John Mark Parlingayan, and Katacha Díaz.
Poetry by Ismim Putera, Jose Joel Robles, Jacob Christopher-Lee Moak, Noor Ajeera Azman, James Fleet Underwood, Akmal Hafizi, and John C. Mannone.
Short fiction by Angela Lanuza, Jocelyn Low, Christian Jerome, Sofia Syafriza Hashim, and Agatha Mercado.
Creative nonfiction by Amanda Jaffe, John Mark Parlingayan, and Katacha Díaz.
Poetry by Ismim Putera, Jose Joel Robles, Jacob Christopher-Lee Moak, Noor Ajeera Azman, James Fleet Underwood, Akmal Hafizi, and John C. Mannone.
| Anak Sastra issue 46 (January 2022) |
Anak Sastra's 46th issue is now published. Inside readers will find short fiction about a Dickensian twist on elections in the Philippines; the challenges in telling stories to grandchildren in Malaysia; creative nonfiction about the experiences of a Vietnamese American woman living in the U.S.; overcoming fear of the water and body issues in the Philippines; the interesting people met in Cambodia’s capital city; being a new English teacher in rural Malaysia; a kindergarten class celebrating Loy Krathong in Thailand; and an assortment of poems connected to Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Thailand. Enjoy...
Short fiction by John Paul Lama and Ken Tay.
Creative nonfiction by Iris Dang, Stephanie Shi, Benjamin D. Carson, Amizura Hanadi Mohd Radzi, and Dian Seidel.
Poetry by Livia Kriwangko, Theo Itchon, Matthew Jerome van Huizen, Louie Anne Mapa, Grace Crocker, and Dan Brook.
Short fiction by John Paul Lama and Ken Tay.
Creative nonfiction by Iris Dang, Stephanie Shi, Benjamin D. Carson, Amizura Hanadi Mohd Radzi, and Dian Seidel.
Poetry by Livia Kriwangko, Theo Itchon, Matthew Jerome van Huizen, Louie Anne Mapa, Grace Crocker, and Dan Brook.
| Anak Sastra issue 45 (October 2021) |
Anak Sastra's 45th issue is now published. Inside readers will find short fiction about a man finally facing his fears in the Philippines; a woman reminiscing about her first love in Malaysia; a woman reassessing her marriage while on vacation in Bali; coming to terms with bad choices affecting loved ones in Malaysia; creative nonfiction about a Burmese mother longing for her child; the plight of the orangutans; reflections on ritualistic animal sacrifice in Indonesia; and an assortment of poems connected to Malaysia, the Philippines, and Thailand. Enjoy...
Short fiction by Carlo Bautista, Barbara Kuessner Hughes, Erik Krauss, and Janos Runan.
Creative nonfiction by Juliet Way-Henthorne, Christina Yin, and Farid Hamka.
Poetry by Nur Farah Arina, Elvis A. Galasinao, Jr., Derek Yong, H.L. Dowless, Arjun Dhillon, Kayla Geitzler, and Ismim Putera.
Short fiction by Carlo Bautista, Barbara Kuessner Hughes, Erik Krauss, and Janos Runan.
Creative nonfiction by Juliet Way-Henthorne, Christina Yin, and Farid Hamka.
Poetry by Nur Farah Arina, Elvis A. Galasinao, Jr., Derek Yong, H.L. Dowless, Arjun Dhillon, Kayla Geitzler, and Ismim Putera.
| Anak Sastra issue 44 (July 2021) |
Anak Sastra's 44th issue contains short fiction about a school teacher reflecting on her life choices after learning about one of her students’ secrets in Singapore; a family of immigrants from the Philippines coping with news of terminal illness; society looking for new possibilities thirty years after being devastated by Covid-19 in a dystopian future in Malaysia; the indecisiveness leading up to purchasing a one-way ticket in the Philippines; creative nonfiction about a young woman contemplating freedom, privilege, and oppression in the form of a letter to her late father in Malaysia; and an assortment of poems connected to Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, Brunei, the Philippines, and Indonesia. Enjoy...
Short fiction by Ken Lye, A.K. Tolentino, Nur Ayuni Zainal Abidin, and Jeal May Gelogo.
Creative nonfiction by Ruby.
Poetry by Tran Quynh Nguyen, Amrita V. Nair, Peter W. Morris, Matthew Jerome van Huizen, Hana Ghani, Noel Christian A. Moratilla, John C. Mannone, Paulin L, and Lauren Tupaj.
Short fiction by Ken Lye, A.K. Tolentino, Nur Ayuni Zainal Abidin, and Jeal May Gelogo.
Creative nonfiction by Ruby.
Poetry by Tran Quynh Nguyen, Amrita V. Nair, Peter W. Morris, Matthew Jerome van Huizen, Hana Ghani, Noel Christian A. Moratilla, John C. Mannone, Paulin L, and Lauren Tupaj.
| Anak Sastra issue 43 (April 2021) |
Anak Sastra's 43rd issue contains short fiction about human dignity during the British occupation of Singapore; a mythological creature that eats fetuses in the Philippines; anger over an irresponsible smoked meat vendor at a Ramadan bazaar in Sarawak; an American expat avoiding the consequences of his poor choices in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam; creative nonfiction about a family’s take on celebrity culture and sensationalism in mainstream news in the Philippines; life in Myanmar during the coup; and an assortment of poems connected to the Philippines, Malaysia, Cambodia, Thailand, and Indonesia. Enjoy...
Short fiction by Kelly Kaur, Ikera Olandesca, Ismim Putera, and Michael Howard.
Creative nonfiction by Bea Pauline Salcedo and Julia Hlaing.
Poetry by Pauline Mari Hernando, Nashrah Hassan, David M. Som, Michael Mintrom, Janii Yazon, SK Musairah, Lorelei Bacht, Nayli Nasran, and Agas Ramirez..
Short fiction by Kelly Kaur, Ikera Olandesca, Ismim Putera, and Michael Howard.
Creative nonfiction by Bea Pauline Salcedo and Julia Hlaing.
Poetry by Pauline Mari Hernando, Nashrah Hassan, David M. Som, Michael Mintrom, Janii Yazon, SK Musairah, Lorelei Bacht, Nayli Nasran, and Agas Ramirez..
| Anak Sastra issue 42 (January 2021) |
Anak Sastra's 42nd issue contains short fiction about a group of guys discussing an upcoming marriage in Malaysia; a callous census taker in colonial-era Singapore; an accidental reunion between a mother and son in Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown; a mean-spirited grandmother who pushes her daughter and granddaughter too far; a Filipina tired of keeping up appearances in her abusive relationship; two Malaysian kids eager to see ghosts during the Hungry Ghost Festival; a grandmother’s final goodbye in Vietnam; creative nonfiction about an exploration of the breadth and depths of love in the Philippines; and an assortment of poems connected to Indonesia, Vietnam, Brunei, the Philippines, Thailand, and Malaysia. Enjoy...
Short fiction by Arif Shah, Mary Wong, Lily Low, Vinothini Ananda Krishnan, Marielle Valmores, Kar Yern Chin, and Thao To.
Creative nonfiction by John Paul Egalin Abellera.
Poetry by Liswindio Apendicaesar, Ryan K. Mason, Hana Ghani, Alexa Jade De La Pena, Josie Rozell, David Arroyo, and Ameerul Mukmin.
Short fiction by Arif Shah, Mary Wong, Lily Low, Vinothini Ananda Krishnan, Marielle Valmores, Kar Yern Chin, and Thao To.
Creative nonfiction by John Paul Egalin Abellera.
Poetry by Liswindio Apendicaesar, Ryan K. Mason, Hana Ghani, Alexa Jade De La Pena, Josie Rozell, David Arroyo, and Ameerul Mukmin.
| Anak Sastra issue 41 (October 2020) |
Anak Sastra's 41st issue contains short fiction about grief and gossip surrounding the death of a young boy in the Philippines; the adventures of two Burmese astronauts on a Chinese-led mission to Mars; a Filipino community coming together over the death of a revered woman; a high school reunion bringing up memories of bullying in Borneo; a writer exploring the family dynamics of a trans pinay model in the Philippines; creative nonfiction about navigating the difficulties in love and swimming in Jakarta; reflecting on the loss of species and its implications for the orang-utan today in Borneo; expat life in Cambodia’s coastal Kep Province; a review of Eileen R. Tabios’ thoughts on Filipinos living in the diaspora as a result of authoritarianism; and a handful of poems connected to Indonesia, Singapore, and Malaysia. Enjoy...
Short fiction by John Rey Dave Aquino, Zachary Frye, Cat Aquino, Lo Sin Yee, and Ben Umayam.
Creative nonfiction by Farid Hamka, Christina Yin, and David Etheridge.
Book Review by Neil Leadbeater.
Poetry by John C. Mannone, Salman Akhtar, Kelly Kaur, Malachi Edwin Vethamani, and Ku Ezriq Raif bin Ku Besry.
Short fiction by John Rey Dave Aquino, Zachary Frye, Cat Aquino, Lo Sin Yee, and Ben Umayam.
Creative nonfiction by Farid Hamka, Christina Yin, and David Etheridge.
Book Review by Neil Leadbeater.
Poetry by John C. Mannone, Salman Akhtar, Kelly Kaur, Malachi Edwin Vethamani, and Ku Ezriq Raif bin Ku Besry.
| Anak Sastra issue 40 (July 2020) |
Anak Sastra's 40th issue contains short fiction about a convergence of strangers on the streets of Kuala Lumpur; a brief encounter with a woman in a blue dress in Myanmar; the challenges of caring for the elderly through Malaysia’s Social Welfare Department; a clever way of sharing a love note in the Philippines; an onomatopoeia-filled tale involving a curious gnome; creative nonfiction about life in lockdown in a diverse community and household; a letter to a recently departed great-grandmother; a Peace Corp volunteer reflecting on her time in rural Thailand and reuniting with her students decades later; and a handful of poems connected to Singapore, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia. Enjoy...
Short fiction by Tina Isaacs, Sebastian Z. Minlatt, Divakaran Prabhakaran, Josua D. Quiniquito, and Tom L. Lombaerts.
Creative nonfiction by Michelle A. Zabat, Erica Fransisca, and Virginia Ryan.
Poetry by Joshua Ip, Renee Agatep, Adam Ashraf Ramlan, Erica Fransisca, Ismim Putera, Emmanuel Lacadin, Anuradha Chelliah, Jeremy Gadd, and Matthew van Huizen.
Short fiction by Tina Isaacs, Sebastian Z. Minlatt, Divakaran Prabhakaran, Josua D. Quiniquito, and Tom L. Lombaerts.
Creative nonfiction by Michelle A. Zabat, Erica Fransisca, and Virginia Ryan.
Poetry by Joshua Ip, Renee Agatep, Adam Ashraf Ramlan, Erica Fransisca, Ismim Putera, Emmanuel Lacadin, Anuradha Chelliah, Jeremy Gadd, and Matthew van Huizen.
| Anak Sastra issue 39 (April 2020) |
Anak Sastra's 39th issue contains stories about Singapore’s Merlion and a potential suicide; four short stories set in Malaysia, where an old man interacts with a haunted piano on the beach; a woman finds true love with a mystical being; an unhappy wife misses her usual breakfast; and a travel writer falls for a woman with red eyes; a creative nonfiction reflection on those who visit the Philippines’ Manila Bay; a personal account of finding comfort in writing about abuse while publishing under a pseudonym; and several poems connected to Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Papua New Guinea, Thailand, and Cambodia. Enjoy...
Short fiction by Lee Yong Jin, Barbara Kuessner Hughes, Rowan W, Pon Muthu Ramiah, and Sumitra Selvaraj.
Creative nonfiction by Kai Valya and Herbert Herrero.
Poetry by Richard Rose, Salman Akhtar, Richard Oyama, Ira Amiruddin, Josua D. Quiniquito, Lawrence Pettener, Farid Hamka, Anuradha Chelliah, and John C. Mannone.
Short fiction by Lee Yong Jin, Barbara Kuessner Hughes, Rowan W, Pon Muthu Ramiah, and Sumitra Selvaraj.
Creative nonfiction by Kai Valya and Herbert Herrero.
Poetry by Richard Rose, Salman Akhtar, Richard Oyama, Ira Amiruddin, Josua D. Quiniquito, Lawrence Pettener, Farid Hamka, Anuradha Chelliah, and John C. Mannone.
| Anak Sastra issue 38 (January 2020) |
Anak Sastra's 38th issue contains several short stories set in Malaysia about a father/son relationship that is put to the test, a crossing guard who will do anything to get his hands on a cup of coffee, a woman whose past comes to haunt her, a government mandated holiday created to cheer up the world, and a man obsessed with gold rings; and an assortment of poems connected to Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines. Enjoy...
Short fiction by Lo Sin Yee, S. Mubashir Noor, Selena Yap, C.A. Yin, and Pon Muthu Ramiah.
Poetry by Gonzalinho da Costa, Selena Yap, Sara Luisa Kirk, Bryan Repha, Michael Mintrom, and John C. Mannone.
Short fiction by Lo Sin Yee, S. Mubashir Noor, Selena Yap, C.A. Yin, and Pon Muthu Ramiah.
Poetry by Gonzalinho da Costa, Selena Yap, Sara Luisa Kirk, Bryan Repha, Michael Mintrom, and John C. Mannone.
| Anak Sastra issue 37 (October 2019) |
Anak Sastra's 37th issue contains stories about a woman haunted by the sounds of her past in Thailand; mystical beings hanging out in Bali, Indonesia; a young woman who is obsessed with babies in the Philippines; a murderer in Malaysia; a man seeking spiritual aid in Phuket, Thailand; a young man who is finally ready to stand up for himself in Indonesia; and an assortment of poems connected to Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam. Enjoy...
Short fiction by Kerry Yang, Nyse Contereal, Catherine Quesada, Harrith Hasmadi, Keith Raymond, and Farid Hamka.
Poetry by Salman Akhtar, Julia Cai, Riya Sarna, Jessrel Escaran Gilbuena, Kat Yap, and Farid Hamka.
Short fiction by Kerry Yang, Nyse Contereal, Catherine Quesada, Harrith Hasmadi, Keith Raymond, and Farid Hamka.
Poetry by Salman Akhtar, Julia Cai, Riya Sarna, Jessrel Escaran Gilbuena, Kat Yap, and Farid Hamka.
| Anak Sastra issue 36 (July 2019) |
Anak Sastra's 36th issue contains stories about a pair of brothers who work hard to help their family, but suddenly find themselves struck by tragedy in the Philippines; a snake charmer who desires to become as serpentine as possible in Malaysia; a debt collector struggling to avoid his own troubles in Indonesia; the plight of an orphaned orangutan and her rescuers in Malaysian Borneo; and an assortment of poems connected to Indonesia, the Philippines, and Malaysia. Enjoy...
Short fiction by Bridget Mabunga, Ismim Putera, and Sofia Tantono.
Creative nonfiction by CA Yin.
Poetry by John C. Mannone, Megan Conley, Fara Ling, and Khayma Balakrishnan.
Short fiction by Bridget Mabunga, Ismim Putera, and Sofia Tantono.
Creative nonfiction by CA Yin.
Poetry by John C. Mannone, Megan Conley, Fara Ling, and Khayma Balakrishnan.
| Anak Sastra issue 35 (April 2019) |
Anak Sastra's 35th issue contains stories about a marriage gone wrong in Thailand; an historic book’s diabolical reputation in the Cebu region of the Philippines; the ways in which the past can haunt you in Singapore; a family’s move between Brunei and Malaysian Borneo; and an assortment of poems connected to Indonesia and the Philippines. Enjoy...
Short fiction by Hardy Jones, Jonel Abellanosa, and Daniel T. Emlyn-Jones.
Creative nonfiction by Lo Sin Yee.
Poetry by Benita J. Rosalind, Hilary Isabelle, and Ronald Maliao.
Short fiction by Hardy Jones, Jonel Abellanosa, and Daniel T. Emlyn-Jones.
Creative nonfiction by Lo Sin Yee.
Poetry by Benita J. Rosalind, Hilary Isabelle, and Ronald Maliao.
| Anak Sastra issue 34 (January 2019) |
Anak Sastra's 34th issue contains stories about a man’s uncertain love life and his unusual connection with insects in Thailand; an English teacher navigating life at a secondary school in Miri in Malaysia; observing the happenings in an urban park in Kuching while reminiscing in Malaysia; and an assortment of poems connected to the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand. Enjoy...
Short fiction by Emilee Prado.
Creative nonfiction by Denali Sai Nalamalapu and Christina Yin.
Poetry by Aiden Xiang, Ismim Putera, Lawdenmarc Decamora, and John C. Mannone.
Short fiction by Emilee Prado.
Creative nonfiction by Denali Sai Nalamalapu and Christina Yin.
Poetry by Aiden Xiang, Ismim Putera, Lawdenmarc Decamora, and John C. Mannone.
| Anak Sastra issue 33 (October 2018) |
Anak Sastra's 33rd issue contains stories about the potency of durian to reach into the afterlife in Singapore; a man being reunited with his long-lost love in Malaysia; a mother’s bond with her firstborn child in Indonesia; fluctuating levels of acceptance by a family of their adopted daughter in Borneo; learning to appreciate the rain in Thailand; a son inhabiting the space between life and death in Malaysia; and an assortment of poems connected to Indonesia and Cambodia. Enjoy...
Short fiction by Daniel T. Emlyn-Jones, Charles Lo Sin Yee, Katacha Díaz, T.S. Kul, and Azlan Mahmud.
Poetry by A.J. Anwar, Mary Shanley, Christina Petrides, and John C. Mannone.
Short fiction by Daniel T. Emlyn-Jones, Charles Lo Sin Yee, Katacha Díaz, T.S. Kul, and Azlan Mahmud.
Poetry by A.J. Anwar, Mary Shanley, Christina Petrides, and John C. Mannone.
| Anak Sastra issue 32 (July 2018) |
Anak Sastra's 32nd issue contains stories about retracing the footsteps of a family’s past in Timor-Leste; sports as a universal language along the Myanmar border in Thailand; an historical portrait of love and (mis)connections in Singapore; a reunion far from home in the aftermath of war in Thailand; and an assortment of poems connected to Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, the Philippines, and Indonesia. Enjoy...
Short fiction by Lindsay Boyd, Mark Knego, and Elsa Mattson.
Creative nonfiction by Katacha Díaz.
Poetry by Dahlia Zailani, John Charles Ryan, Steve Haberlin, Arlene Yandug, and John C. Mannone.
Short fiction by Lindsay Boyd, Mark Knego, and Elsa Mattson.
Creative nonfiction by Katacha Díaz.
Poetry by Dahlia Zailani, John Charles Ryan, Steve Haberlin, Arlene Yandug, and John C. Mannone.
| Anak Sastra issue 31 (April 2018) |
Anak Sastra's 31st issue contains stories about the budding relationship of two youths in Malaysia; an historical fictive account of colonial conflict in the Spice Islands in Indonesia; a rivalry between a barber and his migrant apprentice in Malaysia; recollections of life in a Saigon apartment in Vietnam; growing up the daughter of a proud toy store proprietor in Malaysia; and an assortment of poems connected to the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, and Myanmar. Enjoy...
Short fiction by Lakshmy A. Krishnan, Frank Beyer, and P. Maheswary Ponnusamy.
Creative nonfiction by Mai Hoang and Prema Arasu.
Poetry by Teffy Wrightson, Chris Palmer, Peter W. Morris, and Myrtle V.
Short fiction by Lakshmy A. Krishnan, Frank Beyer, and P. Maheswary Ponnusamy.
Creative nonfiction by Mai Hoang and Prema Arasu.
Poetry by Teffy Wrightson, Chris Palmer, Peter W. Morris, and Myrtle V.
| Anak Sastra issue 30 (January 2018) |
,Anak Sastra's 30th issue contains stories about a young man wanting to make the most of his last night before entering national service in Singapore; the unusual emotional ailment of a girl who prays regularly in Thailand; an astute girl’s observations while her family eats lunch in Malaysia; raw emotions coming to the fore when former classmates meet several decades later in Singapore; an essay on identity and belonging in Malaysia; and an assortment of poems ranging from Thailand to the deep waters of Pacific. Enjoy...
Short fiction by Timothy Yam, Sonya Chyu, CA Yin and Daniel Emlyn-Jones.
Creative nonfiction by Zhui Ning Chang.
Poetry by John C. Mannone and Stephanie V. Sears.
Short fiction by Timothy Yam, Sonya Chyu, CA Yin and Daniel Emlyn-Jones.
Creative nonfiction by Zhui Ning Chang.
Poetry by John C. Mannone and Stephanie V. Sears.
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