Middle distance
Michael Freeman
The poetry of being somewhere else
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The crow’s invoice
Michael Freeman
Birds in the poetry of Victoria Chang
Extraditions
Michael Freeman
A review of Laura Jane Lee’s new poetry
Baroque ’n’ roll
Michael Freeman
Impermanence as a permanent condition
The Ogura hundred
Michael Freeman
A new translation of Japan’s seminal poetry collection
Versions of a voice
Michael Freeman
Nabaneeta Dev Sen’s final collection
Divided selves
Michael Freeman
Language and belonging from the Chinese diaspora
Arhats in Clementi
Michael Freeman
A latter-day Baudelaire rambling the streets of Singapore
Writing home
Michael Freeman
From the American diaspora to homeland Vietnam
Shake in our sleep
Michael Freeman
Theophilus Kwek’s poetry probes the complexities of Singapore’s history
Border crossings
Michael Freeman
A new anthology maps Asia’s identity politics and cultural dislocations
Diaspora aporia
Michael Freeman
For poet Monica Sok, the personal is political
Play it again
Michael Freeman
Ocean Vuong’s debut novel
Bard from Bunyah
Michael Freeman
The poems of the late Les Murray (1938-2019)
Wounded queen
Michael Freeman
Hieu Minh Nguyen anatomises the wounds and scars of his identity
Firefly
Michael Freeman
Exploring grief and defiance in North Korea
Singing is listening
Michael Freeman
New poetry from Asia’s remote borderlands
Exile wounds
Michael Freeman
Ocean Vuong’s poetry describes a world of memory, desire and violence.
Narrative change
Michael Freeman
Can fiction help us come to terms with the pending problems of climate change?
About face
Michael Freeman
When literary critic William Empson turned his attention to Buddhist iconography