2-28-1947
The KMT rounded men up, linked them by threading rope through their palms and ankles, and forced them into the river. The last man in the chain lived to tell the tale.
posted by Larissa Lai at
9:08 AM
Tuesday, November 15, 2005
The KMT rounded men up, linked them by threading rope through their palms and ankles, and forced them into the river. The last man in the chain lived to tell the tale.
About Me
- Name: Larissa Lai
- Location: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
I have been a writer and cultural activist since the early 90s, and have written two novels, When Fox is a Thousand (Press Gang 1995, Arsenal Pulp Press 2004) and Salt Fish Girl (Thomas Allen 2002). More recently, I have become an Assistant Professor in Canadian Literature at the University of British Columbia. "Sybil Unrest", a long poem in collaboration with Rita Wong, is coming out on Line Books in the new year.
Previous Posts
- 228 museum
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- cultural crash course
- Canadian Trade Office in Taipei
- first day on the job
- 228
- photos
- air time
- one day in van and the world's your oyster
- itinerant's itinerary
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