Founding co-editor, Webmaster and Tea Taster
Tammy Ho Lai-Ming [website | blog] is a proud native of Hong Kong, China. She edited Hong Kong U Writing: An Anthology (English Department, University of Hong Kong, 2006) and co-edited Love & Lust (Chameleon Press, 2008). She is also an editor of the academic journal Victorian Network, the poetry editor of Fleeting Magazine, an editor at the India-based journal Criterion and a contributing photographer to THIS. Her own literary works have been published in a number of places and one poem, “Elegy to a Brother Who Wrote Autobiographical Poems”, was nominated for a Pushcart Prize. See her publication credits and academic profile. Tammy currently divides her time between Hong Kong, China and London, UK.
Twitter: @myetcetera | Email: t@asiancha.com
Contributions:
- All Issues: Co-Editor
- All Issues: Webmaster
- A Cup of Fine Tea [Read]
- Issue #1 (November 2007): Why Start an Online Journal? [Read]
- Issue #1 (November 2007): Cover Image [View]
- Issue #2 (February 2008): Cover Image [View]
- Issue #3 (May 2008): Cha: Some Thoughts on a Name [Read]
- Issue #3 (May 2008): Cover Image [View]
- Issue #4 (August 2008): Cover Image [View]
- Issue #8 (August 2009): Some Other Life [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Lillian Kwok’s “Departure” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Catherine Candano’s “Unlearning Heart” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Papa Osmubal’s “At Hac Sa Beach, Macau” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Bryan Thao Worra’s “Zelkova Tree” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Alistair Noon’s “The Expat’s Partner: An Email” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Alison Wong’s “There’s Always Things to Come Back to the Kitchen for” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Ouyang Yu’s “Bad English” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Reid Mitchell’s “Hiring Mourners in Wan Chai” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Alan Jefferies’s “Last Stand” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Sridala Swami’s “moments before they take him away” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Martin Alexander’s “Smashing Up the Grand Piano” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Gilbert Koh’s “Not Home” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Gillian Sze’s “Sonnet II” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Grace Chin’s “The Clothesline” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Steven Schroeder’s “Guidebook Says” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Divya Rajan’s “Factory Girls” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Phoebe Tsang’s “Song for a Commuting Gravedigger” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Anna Yin’s “Raspberries” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Donna Pucciani’s “Lunar Eclipse”[Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Aryanil Mukherjee’s “Hand Movements of a Puppeteer” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Jason Lee’s “45 Belgrave Square” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: C. P. Steward’s “I Will Always Remember” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Elizabeth Schultz’s “Options” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Iris A. Law’s “Circumnavigation” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Anuradha Vijayakrishnan’s “Suicide Note” [Read]
- Issue #11 (May 2010): Bathing in a Ski-suit: Writing in a Second Language [Read] [Also read"> Language >Place"]
- Issue #12 (September 2010): On Signs: What do you Know about Clocks? [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Phill Provance’s “St. Petersburg Has Many Churches” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Papa Osmubal’s “A Bum’s Demise” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Wena Poon’s “Copernicus for a Singaporean Grandmother” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Eddie Tay’s “Night Thoughts” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Eddie Tay’s “Country” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Jennifer Wong’s “Companions” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Amy Uyematsu’s “August Green” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Krishnakumar Sankaran’s “Incubated” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Kristine Ong Muslim’s “Preface to a Pornographer’s Dirty Book” [Read]
- Fine Tea Competition 2011: Judge [Information]
- Issue #14 (July 2011): China: What It Is, What It Could Be [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Salvatore Attardo’s “Workers Disturb My Sleep in Beijing” [Read]
- Cha “Encountering” Poetry Contest: Judge [Information]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Greg Santos’s “Siem Reap, Cambodia” [Read]
- A Cup of Fine Tea: Robert Masterson’s “To the State Electrical Worker” [Read]
Listen to Tammy’s reading of Ricky Garni’s poem “Pillow” (1 February, 2012):
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