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In an article entitled “Language Policy, ‘Asia’s World City’ and Anglophone Hong Kong Writing”, published in Interventions: International Journal of Postcolonial Studies, Professor Elaine Ho of the University of Hong Kong has the following to say about Cha:
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- Cha “remains the only online creative writing journal that claims a Hong Kong base”. (p. 435)
. - Cha has a “[high] proportion of Asian and Asian-based contributors […] with occasional appearances by Asian diasporic artists in the West and also Anglo-Americans. It instantiates Hong Kong’s recognition of English as an inter-Asia creative medium and Hong Kong as an Asian platform of creative interactivity in words and images”. (p. 437)
The article also discusses poetry by Cha contributors Arthur Leung, Jason Lee, Eddie Tay and Tammy Ho.
We are very grateful that Cha is mentioned in the article.
Source: Ho, Elaine Yee Lin (2010) ‘LANGUAGE POLICY, ‘ASIA’S WORLD CITY’ AND ANGLOPHONE HONG KONG WRITING’, Interventions, 12: 3, 428 — 441.
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