Eastlit Content February 2017

Table of Eastlit Content February 2017:

We hope you enjoy the work in the February 2017 issue of Eastlit as much as we did. Southlit Supplement as usual is also included in the middle of this month’s issue.

Eastlit Literature Journal Cover: This month’s cover picture features Patuxai, Vientiane, Laos by Graham Lawrence. The Eastlit February 2017 cover design is by Graham Lawrence.

Between Life and Death by Qing Yang.

Ode to Plums & Other Poems by Vanessa Crofskey (梅).

Hotel Adonis by M. Leland Oroquieta.

Shadow & Other Poems by Esther Vincent.

Judge Not by C.J. Anderson-Wu.

Southlit Supplement February 2017

Southlit February 2017 contains work focused on South Asia by Ali Shan Artani, Murali Kamma, Rizwan Akhtar, Roopa Shroff, Dr. Vishal Farid Raza, Waqas Naeem and Zinia Mitra.

Hide-and-Seek by Lakan Umali

Baby, Baby by Natasya Ismail.

City of Change by Kate Rogers.

Where all Things Come to Rest by Jonathan Tan.

Under a Borneo Moon by Colin W. Campbell.

This month’s random republication is:

Careful Arrangements by Randy Gonzales our Random Republications in this issue. Careful Arrangements featured in Eastlit February 2016.

Contributors: An alphabetical list of all the contributors to the February 2017 issue of Eastlit complete with biographies of all the writers and poets can be found in this section.

Note on Work:

Please note that we publish work as received. We do not edit work for minor errors. We regard these as decisions made by the author. The one exception is that we may work with second language writers to help them say what they want to say.

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