Chinese Literature 中, En
The Possibility of Nails 铁钉的可能
In these lines, every physical aspect extends deep into the references and curiosities of thinking, creating a space for images and ideas to gather and proliferate.
Tag: art
Monologue 独白 En
Monologue #4 Part 2: The Last Night of Ji Xiang Restaurant
A Chengdu local meditates on the cost of gentrification, recording the loss of a restaurant that is in many ways her home.
En
The Poetry of William Doreski
Our June featured poet William Doreski touches on bad art and sinister religion, removing the distance between Europe and a gloomy New England.
Beijing Lights 中, En
Beijing Lights #7: Mountains, Rivers, Flowers, and Trees Are My Teachers
“When I see a majestic mountain, I get the idea that we should be as strong and persevering as mountains; when I see rivers and seas, I get the idea that we should be encompassing just like the ocean.”
Beijing Lights 中, En
Beijing Lights #3: Nothing Unsatisfying About Life
“I live well with retirement pensions. I don’t need to worry about medical fees when I’m sick. It’s an all right life indeed.”
北京: Community En
CUE the interviews – Why kuai di?
The first in a series of interviews with the talent behind Spittoon’s comic collection CUE. Behold–contributing writer (CUE’s managing editor) Michael Marshall and artist (CUE’s art editor) Brendan McCumstie!
Beijing Lights 中, En
Beijing Lights #2: I’d Choose This Life Again
“I believe that everyone was brought to this world for a reason. From the beginning to the end of our lives, we may find the days repetitive sometimes. But every day is also unknown and unpredictable, and that, I think, is what makes life meaningful.”
Beijing Lights 中, En
Beijing Lights #1: Life Is All About Feeling
“Feelings come along with life itself. Even when you’re chasing after fame and fortune, it’s also about feeling. Nothing can be free from feeling.”