The concrete floor where the victim lay keeps its secret.The birds that witnessed the crime are long gone,their nests abandoned. The branches and trunks that held themcan no longer be trusted—they …

Editor: C. J. Anderson-Wu

In addition to the Cultural Chests project commissioned by the National Museum of History, Master Wang Dang-Bai’s studio was seeing growing business. These days, visitors came frequently, and Chen …

Author: Salizan Takisvilainan Translator: C. J. Anderson-Wu Outside of the tribal community A broadcast is heard: Dear fellows, you are already surrounded by landslides, stop resisting in vain. Put…

(Photograph by and property of Francisco Bravo Cabrera/All Rights Reserved) IN YOUR EYES, I SEE In your eyes, bro, I see anger, despair, and determination.But please. Please do not approach the lin…

Contact & Submission Guidelines (Taiwan) Submit up to three pieces of poetry, prose, fiction, creative nonfiction, novel excerpts and essays, translations, book reviews, interviews, experi…

A powerful short/micro fiction collection portraying youth in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Ukraine resisting oppression and defending freedom.

C. J. Anderson-Wu’s «Endangered Youth – Taiwan, Hong Kong, Ukraine» extends her longstanding engagement with questions of authoritarianism, memory, and survival by situating youth at the center of …

C. J. Anderson-Wu’s «Endangered Youth – Taiwan, Hong Kong, Ukraine» extends her longstanding engagement with questions of authoritarianism, memory, and survival by situating youth at the center of …

Editor: C. J. Anderson-Wu

The excerpt titled “Alapawan” is from an upcoming novel, The Sixth Man. It explores the autocratic rule and political suppression in Taiwan from the 1940s to the 1990s, and the subseque…

By C.J. Anderson-Wu On the northwest side of the prison was a public graveyard, officially called the 6th Public Cemetery. The people buried here were not originally interred at this location; they…

These handbooks help Taiwan’s visual arts sector prepare for potential conflict by promoting civil resilience, self-reliance, and sustainable strategies when support is limited or unavailable.

Editor: C. J. Anderson-Wu

CJ Anderson-Wu's Endangered Youth is best read as an ensemble work, comprising a series of vignettes and micro-fiction about young activists in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Ukraine. The book draws heavily f...