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A Call for Submissions

The editors of Voices from Okinawa: Featuring Three Plays by Jon Shirota are beginning to assemble a new volume of Okinawan American writing. We request your help in publicizing this effort. If...

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ANDHA YUG: THE AGE OF DARKNESS

MANOA is proud to announce the release of its latest issue, Dharamvir Bharati’s ANDHA YUG: THE AGE OF DARKNESS, one of the most significant plays of post-Independence India. Includes essays by...

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Borders of Sorrow: Violence, Translation, and the Politics of Religious...

Indian scholar and ANDHA YUG translator Alok Bhalla will be coming to Hawaii next month to discuss the role of translation and literature in the building of tolerance, reconciliation and peace in...

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ANDHA YUG theatrical reading

MANOA and Outreach College are cosponsoring a theatrical reading of Dharamvir Bharati’s ANDHA YUG: THE AGE OF DARKNESS.  Translator Alok Bhalla will introduce the reading and also play a role. The...

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DRUNKEN BOAT’s “First Peoples, Plural”

DRUNKEN BOAT is currently accepting submissions of poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction, essays, visual art, sound art, video art, and web art by indigenous people for its upcoming issue “First...

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Bridging Cultures with Translation: The Mahabharata in Akbar’s India & on...

Starting June 25, 2010, MANOA’s edition of Andha Yug: The Age of Darkness, written by Dharamvir Bharati and translated by Alok Bhalla, will be featured on the 4th floor Asia Collection, Hamilton...

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VOICES FROM OKINAWA back by popular demand

Due to popular demand, Kumu Kahua Theatre will be restaging Jon Shirota’s topical play, VOICES FROM OKINAWA. The play focuses on Kama, an Okinawan American who goes to Okinawa to teach English and...

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until we meet again, Alok Bhalla

Alok Bhalla, prominent Indian scholar and translator of ANDHA YUG, returned to India last weekend, and we here at MANOA will miss his erudition and cheerfulness. We could not have published ANDHA YUG...

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SONG OF THE SNOW LION

In (belated) honor of the 75th birthday of His Holiness The Dalai Lama, MANOA spotlights its issue SONG OF THE SNOW LION, featuring essays, fiction, and poetry by Tibetans living in Tibet and in exile...

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WILD HEARTS contributor Andrew Lam

Andrew Lam, whose story “At the Love Leather” appears in the winter 2010 issue of MANOA, has a new book, East Eats West: Writing in Two Hemispheres (Heydey Books, 2010). Here is a description of the...

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