Prose poetry is essentially an urban form, although we should do better to refer to it as both essentially and existentially an urban form. A
Cyril Wong is the author of nine poetry collections and one collection of strange tales. His last work was Satori Blues (Softblow Press 2011). He
Satori Blues by Cyril Wong Softblow Press, 2011 ISBN 9789810873615 Reviewed by CHRISTOPHER PHELPS Symmetry Breaking in Satori Blues Phrasally, “satori blues”
Keith Mac Nider is an historian, clairvoyant and grief counsellor who loves living by the sea with his wife and dog.
Iain Britton’s poetry is published widely in Australia and New Zealand, but his work is also available in many UK and US magazines. Oystercatcher Press
Loh Guan Liang teaches in Singapore. His poems have appeared on Ceriph, Quarterly Literary Review Singapore, twntysmthg, and Moving Words 2011: A Poetry Anthology. Winner
Having recently completed National Service in Singapore, Jerrold will be pursuing undergraduate Law at University College London in September 2012. Recent poems have appeared or
Kathleen Hellen is the author of The Girl Who Loved Mothra (Finishing Line Press, 2010). Her work has appeared in Cimarron Review; Frogpond; Hawai’i Review;
A.K. Kulshreshth has had stories published in two anthologies of new writing (Bear Fruit, Singapore, 2009 and Silverfish 4, Kuala Lumpur, 2003) and in Muse
The Monsoon Bride by Michelle Aung Thin TEXT ISBN 9781921758638 Reviewed by Paul Giffard-Foret Politics of Desire and the Colonial Machine In the much
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