An Interview with Jennifer Chiu, of “Clan of the Painted Lady” in Ricepaper Magazine, by Effie Pow ricepapermagazine.ca/2025/10/an-i... #asiancanadian #hakka #hakkacanadian

Heartfelt congratulations to Ricepaper poetry editor Tāriq Malik, whose poetry book "Blood of Stone" was recognized with the Book Awards for BC Authors Contest Award 2025 for poetry caitlinpress.com/Books/B/Bloo... #asiancanadian #poetry pic.x.com/wEiVKoj2bL

Gift | Ricepaper Magazine “1935-August… 1000 young cherry trees are donated to [the Parks] Board by Mr. and Mrs Uyeda. These are the first in the city and will be planted-out when more mature and funds available.” -R. Mike Ste...

The ‘Ojochin’ is a rare type of cherry tree donated by the Japanese Government in 1925 for the Japanese Canadian War memorial in Stanley Park. "Gift" by Fiona Tinwei Lam ricepapermagazine.ca/2025/07/gift/ #asiancanadian #diversityLIT

Call for Submissions: Yearning | Ricepaper Magazine We are now accepting submissions for our upcoming issue centred around the theme of yearning—that deep, aching pull toward something just out of reach. Whether it’s the quiet longing for a place you o...

Ricepaper's call for submissions: this issue's theme is Yearning ricepapermagazine.ca/2025/07/17862/
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Profile on Chinese-Canadian poet and writer Mormei Zanke | Ricepaper Magazine When her grandfather passed away, poet and essayist Mormei Zanke unconventionally honoured his memory – by writing about chop suey. This stir-fried meal of chopped vegetables and meat, all doused in a...

Profile on Chinese-Canadian poet and writer Mormei Zanke by Rachel Lam Glassman ricepapermagazine.ca/2025/08/prof... #asiancanadian

“Ngo Ai Ni Baba” by Ma Wai-Yun | Ricepaper Magazine The first words I ever spoke were in Toisan, Cantonese; Ge Ge. Brother. I was calling for my big brother Jin. Two years later, my baby sister was born. Mei Mei, we called her, little sister. We were b...

Our new piece in Ricepaper is a creative non-fiction piece about the exploration of a relationship with language and the writer's father. “Ngo Ai Ni Baba” by Ma Wai-Yun, photography by Brian Nguyen ricepapermagazine.ca/2025/08/ngo-... #asiancanadian

my mother’s hair? | Ricepaper Magazine I do not mind ..my mother's hair as she prepares dinner and it ends up ...flossing ..teeth, yet short, practical ... with .enough responsibility ..to be genetic history, .....flitting, ..........caugh...

"my mother’s hair?" is a new poem by by En Lin Koh, illustrated by artist Arty Guava ricepapermagazine.ca/2025/08/my-m... #asiancanadian

Dark One | Ricepaper Magazine She is small and dark, a brown egg among a dozen white ones. At home she eats fried eggs with rice, while the white chicks eat theirs with toast and potatoes for breakfast. She eats rice day and night...

"Dark One" by Jeanette Vo is a new creative non-fictioon piece about a child’s innocent comment that marks her differences from the other students and teacher ricepapermagazine.ca/2025/08/dark... #asiancanadian

YouTube video by The Artsy Raven Podcast about Writing & Art Ep 85 Monetizing Memories with Yiming Ma

Former Ricepaper editor Yiming Ma was interviewed by current Deputy Editor JF Garrard
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on monetizing memories in the superb speculative sci-fi "These Memories Do Not Belong to Us" youtu.be/0YeP5vWsI40?... #asiancanadian

Recap of LiterASIAN Festival 2025 – An Eventful Celebration of Asian Canadian Writers and Community Builders via the Gung Haggis Fat Choy site gunghaggis.com/2025/07/14/7... #asiancanadian #gunghaggisfatchoy

“Ngo Ai Ni Baba” by Ma Wai-Yun | Ricepaper Magazine The first words I ever spoke were in Toisan, Cantonese; Ge Ge. Brother. I was calling for my big brother Jin. Two years later, my baby sister was born. Mei Mei, we called her, little sister. We were b...

Our new piece in Ricepaper is a creative non-fiction piece about the exploration of a relationship with language and the writer's father. “Ngo Ai Ni Baba” by Ma Wai-Yun, photography by Brian Nguyen ricepapermagazine.ca/2025/08/ngo-... #asiancanadian

The ‘Ojochin’ is a rare type of cherry tree donated by the Japanese Government in 1925 for the Japanese Canadian War memorial in Stanley Park. "Gift" by Fiona Tinwei Lam ricepapermagazine.ca/2025/07/gift/ #asiancanadian #diversityLIT

Absence and History: A Review of Blood Belies by Ellen Chang-Richardson | Ricepaper Magazine Ellen Chang-Richardson’s debut poetry collection, Blood Belies (Wolsak and Wynn), employs visual art and language to interrogate the nature of history and memory. Through negative space, concrete poet...

just stumbled across this lovely little review of my debut @ricepapermag.bsky.social -- thank you, Alex, for your attention and your words ricepapermagazine.ca/2025/02/abse...

Writers on Writers | Ricepaper Magazine Teri Vlassopoulos’s highly-anticipated novel Living Expenses (Invisible Publishing, 2025) offers a timely tale of reproductive health in an age of both technological and geographical distance. In this...

Our latest interview in our new series, "Writers on Writers" with Teri Vlassopoulos and Hollay Ghadery ricepapermagazine.ca/2025/05/writ... #asiancanadian #AsianHeritageMonth

Writers on Writers | Ricepaper Magazine Authors Rachel Phan (Restaurant Kid, a memoir) and Su Chang (The Immortal Woman, a novel) recently interviewed each other about their new releases. Rachel was three years old when her Chinese-Vietname...

"Writers on Writers" with Rachel Phan and Su Chang ricepapermagazine.ca/2025/05/writ... #asiancanadian

The 2025 LiterASIAN Festival arrives with the theme of "Origins," an exploration of heritage and resilience that reflects two significant milestones: the 30th anniversary of the Asian Canadian Writers' Workshop (ACWW) and the centennial of the Chinese Exclusion Act. #asiancanadian

The Paper Trail to the 1923 Chinese Exclusion Act June 28th, 3.00pm – 4.30pm (PST) at the Chinese Canadian Museum. Event details: Date: Saturday, June 28, 2025 Location: Chinese Canadian Museum (51 E Pender St.) Time: 3:00 – 4:30 P.M. Cost (…

Very excited to hear your reading of the poem @literasian.bsky.social Festival on June 28! literasian.com/the-paper-tr...

When using the code DX25RPPR13, you can get 20% off tickets. doxa2025.eventive.org/films/67d710...

DOXA 2025 – The Cats of Gokogu Shrine - Powell Street Festival Society DOXA 2025 PSFS x DOXA 2025 - The Cats of Gokogu Shrine​ Buy Tickets Now Powell Street Festival Society is proud to be a Community Partner of the upcoming DOXA Documentary Film Festival, happening May ...

Ricepaper is excited to be community partners with DOXA Festival
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for the film, "The Cats of Gokogu Shrine 五香宮の猫" on May 8th, 2025 powellstreetfestival.com/doxa2025/ #explorasian #asianheritagemonth #aapi

The 2025 LiterASIAN Festival arrives with the theme of "Origins," an exploration of heritage and resilience that reflects two significant milestones: the 30th anniversary of the Asian Canadian Writers' Workshop (ACWW) and the centennial of the Chinese Exclusion Act. #asiancanadian

Frozen | Ricepaper Magazine They welcomed us, needed us, celebrated us, worked us to death. We pounded every spike, heaved every log, mined every stone, built them from ground up without complaint. When the last spike strikes ra...

Poets across Canada submitted their poems for the Chinese Canadian Museum’s inaugural poetry contest on the Chinese Exclusion Act, "Echoes of Exclusion" Poetry Contest. "Frozen" by Lulu Wang was a runner-up among these submissions ricepapermagazine.ca/2025/05/froz... #asiancanadian

Our hearts tremble for the victims, their loved ones, and the Filipino-Canadian community. In this time of unbearable sadness, we mourn together, holding space for sorrow and offering our deepest, most broken-hearted condolences. #vancouver #asiancanadian #filipinoBC

We are shaken with grief and overcome by sorrow over the horrific tragedy at the Lapu Lapu Day Block Party in Vancouver. What should have been a day of joy and community was shattered into heartbreak and loss.

#vancouver #asiancanadian #filipinoBC

Ricepaper is excited to be community partners with DOXA Festival for the film, "The Cats of Gokogu Shrine 五香宮の猫" on May 8th, 2025 #explorasian #asianheritagemonth #aapi

Editor-in-Chief Allan Cho with longtime Ricepaper friend and supporter, Steven Wong at the Chinese Canadian Historical Society of British Columbia (CCHSBC) AGM Dinner, celebrating the accomplishments of Winnie L. Cheung cchsbc.ca #asiancanadian #ChineseCanadian

hastings park, 1942 | Ricepaper Magazine white men in white stroll through the green and pay no heed to the japanese canadian boys peering through the gaps in the high wire fence clink the ball rolls to a stop a foot beyond .........the encl...

hastings park, 1942
by Tristan Hay Lee ricepapermagazine.ca/2025/04/hast...

Jinwoo Park, editor at Ricepaper Magazine, with an insightful post!

Donna Seto's @donnaseto.bsky.social Book Launch: Chinatown Vancouver: An Illustrated History Sunday, May 25, 3pm at the Chinatown Storytelling Centre asiancanadianwriters.ca/2025/04/book... #asiancanadian

Call for Submissions: Orientation | Ricepaper Magazine What does it mean to orient yourself — in a place, in a moment, in your body, or about others?To be oriented can mean finding direction, discovering purpose, or simply standing still and locating your...

Ricepaper's Call for Submissions: Orientation ricepapermagazine.ca/2025/03/17690/

[PODCAST] TalkRice – Cambodian Rock Band with Musical Director, Mary Ancheta | Ricepaper Magazine The TalkRice podcast is back! In our latest episode, contributor Gavin Hee sits down for a chat with Mary Ancheta, Musical Director of Lauren Yee’s musical play Cambodian Rock Band, which rocks on at ...

In our latest TalkRice podcast, Gavin Hee chats with Mary Ancheta, Musical Director of Lauren Yee’s musical play Cambodian Rock Band, which rocks on at the Stanley theatre on Granville Street Tue thru Sun until Apr 6
ricepapermagazine.ca/2025/03/podc...