Janet Brown
Chin Music Press’ Are You an Echo? The Lost Poetry of Misuzu Kaneko a...
“Are you an echo?” is the haunting, provocative question posed by the title of the first children’s book to come from Seattle publisher Chin...
‘Arctic Voices’ provides a medium for those impacted by global warming
The latest edited by Subhankar Bannerjee
Wonder and power of Vanishing Ice: Alpine and Polar Landscapes in Art 1775-2012 at...
A series of lectures, discussions, films, and art shows through May
Subhankar Banerjee speaks on the tip of the global warming iceberg
Insights from a conservation activist
Book Review: Memoir ‘Yokohama Yankee’ Raises Interesting Questions About Family Heritage
Photo caption: “Yokohama Yankee” by Leslie Helm (Chin Music Press, 2013)
“Nihonjinron,” the theory of “Japanese”-ness and belief that the Japanese are a special race...
In the Shadow of the Killing Fields
“Your father may have brought you wings, Raami. But it is I who must to teach you to fly. I want you to understand...
Writing, Cooking, Gardening Nurtured by Seattle’s Climate
“Writing fiction, for me, is somewhat of a subconscious process,” Seattle author Bharti Kirchner says. “I dream up a certain element and have no...
A Spoonful of Promises: Stories & Recipes From A Well-Tempered Table
The trouble with a cookbook, any cookbook, is that it arranges food according to a theme — one of the four seasons, one of...
Legacy From A Mother’s Indian Kitchen
"I have Indian cooking in my fingers and all my senses," said Meeru Dhalwala, who with her husband, Vikram Vij, has written two cookbooks:...
