Reid Mitchell’s new poem “To Work with a Sharp Tool” is now published in the October 2009, issue 1 of Foundling Review. Read the poem and Reid’s comments here.
Category Archives: Reid Mitchell
Reid Mitchell joins CHA editorial team
Great news! Reid Mitchell has agreed to join Cha‘s editorial team as our Consulting Editor. Reid has been helping Cha since its inception and it is our greatest honour to have him in the editorial board. 
Best of the Net 2009 Nominations
Cha is happy to announce that we have decided to nominate the following pieces of work for inclusion in Best of the Net Anthology 2009, published by Sundress Publications. Congratulations to these writers and good luck!
Poems nominated by Cha: An Asian Literary Journal for inclusion in Best of the Net 2009:
= Reid Mitchell, “Flowers Are As Permanent As Brick” (issue #4, August 2008)
= Isabela Banzon, “Kids Everywhere and You and Me in Nowhere” (issue #4, August 2008)
= Jennifer Wong, “Companions” (issue #5, November 2008)
= Phoebe Tsang, “Song for a Commuting Gravedigger” (issue #6, February 2009)
= Gillian Sze, “Sonnet II” (issue #6, February 2009)
= Iris A. Law, “Circumnavigation” (issue #7, May 2009)
Short stories nominated by Cha: An Asian Literary Journal for inclusion in Best of the Net 2009:
= Nirmala Pillai, “The Killing” (issue #5, November 2008)
= Caitlin Militello, “Coming of Age” (issue #7, May 2009)
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Reid Mitchell in Blue Fog Journal
Reid Mitchell’s new poem, “Upcountry Daughters“, is now published in The Blue Fog Journal. Read the poem by following the link and leave your comments on the BFJ website.
Reid Mitchell’s poetry has been published in issue #1 and issue #4 of Cha. He serves as the guest editor and the guest poetry editor for issue#5 and issue#6 of the journal respectively.
Reid Mitchell and Bob Bradshaw in QLRS
Reid Mitchell’s poem “On Green Mango Street” and Bob Bradshaw’s poem “Listening to Mother’s Advice” are now both published in the January 2009 issue of Quarterly Literary Review Singapore (Cheif editor: Toh Hsien Min).
- Read Reid Mitchell’s Cha profile.
- Read Bob Bradshaw’s Cha profile.
- Toh Hsien Min’s poems were published in issue#5 of Cha.
Reid Mitchell in Umbrella Journal
Reid Mitchell’s new poem “Backyard Crab Boil” is now published in the most recent issue of Umbrella. Read the poem and see a fairly new picture of Mitchell by Rosie McLaughin here.
Reid Mitchell’s poetry has been published in issue #1 and issue #4 of Cha. He serves as the guest editor for issue#5 of the journal.
Reid Mitchell in In Posse Review
Two new poems by Reid Mitchell, “Qing” and “Soot”, are now published in the latest issue (issue #25) of In Posse Review. 
Reid Mitchell in Poetrysky
Reid Mitchell’s poem “Bride” is now published in the Winter 2008 issue of Poetrysky Quarterly. 
Reid Mitchell’s poetry has been published in issue #1 and issue #4 of Cha. He will serve as the guest editor for issue#5 of the journal.
Best of the Web 2009 Nominations
Cha‘s nominations for the Dzanc Books Best of the Web 2009 print anthology are:
-“Whose Woods These Are” (poetry) by Eddie Tay, issue#2 February 2008
-“Smashing Up the Grand Piano” (poetry) by Martin Alexander, issue#3 May 2008
-“Flowers are as Permanent as Brick” (poetry) by Reid Mitchell, issue#4 August 2008
-“Bet” (fiction) by YZ Chin, issue#3 May 2008
-“Two Among Many” (fiction) by Philip Holden, issue#4 August 2008
Congratulations to all the nominees. We wish you the best of luck.
Reid Mitchell in Blue Fifth Review
Reid Mitchell’s new poem “Paper Carnation” will be published in the Fall 2008 issue of Blue Fifth Review.
Reid Mitchell’s poetry has been published in issue #1 and issue #4 of Cha. He will serve as the guest editor for issue#5 of the journal.
Reid Mitchell in At-Large Magazine
Reid Mitchell’s teeth-themed poem “She Hides Her Mouth With Her Hands” is now published in the new issue of At-Large Magazine. Interesting poem – where does the inspiration come from?
Asia Literary Review (September 2008)
Reid Mitchell, Mani Rao, and Eddie Tay have new works published in the latest issue of Asia Literary Review (September 2008).
- Read Reid Mitchell’s Cha profile.Β
- Mani Rao’s poetry was published in issue #1 of Cha.
- Read Eddie Tay’s Cha profile.Β
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Reid Mitchell’s Poems in Softblow
Reid Mitchell‘s poems “When She Asks Me Which One I Love The Best”, “Fox Spirits”, and “Spring Cannot Be Locked In A Garden” are now published in Softblow, a poetry ezine based in Singapore. 
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