Table of Content January 2014:

The complete list of contents for the Eastlit January 2014 Issue is below. Please click on a link to go to the page. We hope you enjoy the work in the January 2014 issue of Eastlit as much as we did.

Eastlit Cover. This months cover picture is Speak no Evil and is by Thomas Donaldson. It shows a mixed media painting on canvas.

The Eastlit January 2014 cover design is by Graham Lawrence.

Editorial: Responding to Disaster by Carol Colborn.

Snow Green by Lindsay Shen.

Two Poems by David Wong. The poems are: The Last Jeweler of Chinatown and Mid-day, an Overhead Bridge in the Malaysian Capital.

China’s White Trash by Xenia Taiga.

Portrait of 1965: Five poems by Jerrold Yam.

Jim Thompson by John McMahon.

Thomas Donaldson Art. Jpeg’s of 6 mixed media and oil paintings.

All in All: A play by H.C. Hsu.

The Busker and the Beggar by Ronald Wong.

Two Poems by Bob D’Costa. The poems are: Waiting and Conversation on a Coffin.

Busy it Up by Steve Tait.

Quick Thumbs by Preeyakit Buranasin.

Random Republication: Good Morning, Good Night by Jiawen P. This month we continue the random republication of pieces previously published in Eastlit. Good Morning, Good Night featured in the January 2013 issue of Eastlit.

Bookworm in Bangkok: Stefanie Field’s review of Temple of a Thousand Faces by John Shors. This is the second in this new regular Eastlit column.

How not to Write: 9. How Not to Convince Me by Steve Rosse. This is the ninth article in a series of short advisory pieces by author and editor Steve Rosse.

Clara Blackwood: An interview for Eastlit by Anna Yin.

Contributors. An alphabetical list of all the contributors to the January 2014 issue of Eastlit complete with biographies of all the writers and poets can be found in this section.

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