Tag: Guest-Edited by Alexander Chee
Burial
By Catherine Chung from a novel-in-progress, guest-edited by Alexander CheeJune 2008
She was limp and sweaty but I snuggled into the comfortable softness of her. They had cut her open, and she was whole. She looked very tired and sick; on her gown, blood bloomed like a slow flower.
Gwangju (from a novel-in-progress)
By Elaine H. Kim, Guest-Edited by Alexander CheeJune 2008
Smoke lingered in the air but I knew it wasn’t the smoke I was reacting to. Hundreds of feet thundered by, some in sneakers and socks, others in heavy, lace-up boots. We were in a storm of bodies, arms, and legs pumping here and there, shouts and chants interspersed with cries of rage and screams of pain. I
NOGM (from a novel-in-progress)
By Jin Young Sohn, Guest-Edited by Alexander CheeJune 2008
He responded to my Craigslist posting fairly quickly. Age, location, and phone number—he was strictly business. I was hesitant about meeting him, but he kept saying, Nothing has to happen. It doesn’t have to if you don’t want it to. We’ll go somewhere well-lit. C’mon.


