Table of Eastlit Content September 2016:

We hope you enjoy the work in the September 2016 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 The Black House by Graham Lawrence. The Eastlit September 2016 cover design is by Graham Lawrence.

Fated II: Even You by Andrew J. West. Installment two a five part series that will be serialized over the coming months.

Gwi’Shin by Todd Sullivan.

Yellow Star by Frances Gia Phung An.

Train Flowers & Silently by Alzo David-West.

Only a Boy by Gonzalinho da Costa.

Southlit Supplement September 2016

Southlit September 2016 contains work focused on South Asia by Aarif Muzafar Rather, C L Khatri, Nabanita Sengupta, Nabeela Maswood, Orooj-e-Zafar and Pratima Chaitanya.

Naming Ceremony & Other Poems by Marianne Peel Forman.

Apartment Double Death by Marc de Faoite.

Lost Gods of Siem Reap by Susheela Menon.

Hsi-Wei and the Southern War by Robert Wexelblatt.

This month’s random republication is:

Three Poems by Anna Yin are our Random Republications in this issue. These three poems featured in Eastlit October 2015.

Contributors: An alphabetical list of all the contributors to the September 2016 issue of Eastlit complete with biographies of all the writers and poets can be found in this section.

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