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By TEOW LIM GOH | 14 FEB 2018

By Viviane Sassen — Writing Forever, Courtesy of Nilufer Gadgieva

I cannot seem to document
my own life – I rarely take
photographs or keep mementos,
write things down – memory
is perfidious. Yet things
come back to me
in flashes. Sometimes
I write them into fictions.

Teow Lim Goh is the author of Islanders (Conundrum Press, 2016), a volume of poems on the history of Chinese exclusion at the Angel Island Immigration Station. Her work has been featured in Tin House, Catapult, PBS NewsHour, Colorado Public Radio, and The New Yorker. She lives in Denver.

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Small-time Archaeologist

By MEGAN BERKOBIEN

(ii, x, & xi)

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hypothesis

By JADE CHO

“my body remembers its first silence”

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A brief catalogue of loss

By SANJANA BIJLANI

safe in someone else’s belonging / an unfamiliar river mapped in spilt salt /