The cart's handles fit Tan Ah Kow's palms the way his father's tools had—worn smooth where hands pressed. He'd oiled them last night while his eldest son swept the workshop floor. The buffalo stood patient in her traces. The camphor-wood cabinet in the cart was his best work this month: dovetailed corners, brass hinges from … Continue reading The Bridge at Gang Pinggir
Category: writing
TWENTY YEARS AWAY
Rip Van Winkle woke to a village that had simply moved on; a returning citizen wakes to a system that refuses to forget. TWENTY YEARS AWAY is a narrative engine that maps long-term displacement, from Kaatskill folklore to the modern carceral state.
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