What it means to be Thai
Ploi Pirapokin reviews Pitchaya Sudbanthad’s debut novel, Bangkok Wakes to Rain
Perigee
(Re)member, (re)location, (re)gender
On Aldrin Valdez’s ESL or You Weren’t Here
On Bangkok, Climate Change, and the Architecture of a Novel
An Interview with Pitchaya Sudbanthad
Uncovering the Secret Life of Women in War Time
A conversation with Crystal Hana Kim
The Language of Medicine
An Interview with Chaya Bhuvaneswar
Apogee Issue 11 is here.
Dear Apogee Fam, For those of you who have been following us this past year, we’ve gone through some major transitions as a journal—including transitioning from print to digital issues. We made this decision to make Apogee more accessible to a wider range of readers. With web accessibility, we remain dedicated to bringing you voices that challenge the white cishetero patriarchal structure of mainstream publishing.
What Do You Love About Apogee?
Dear Beloved Reader, As Apogee Journal transitions towards a digital model, we’d love to hear your thoughts about the work we’ve done thus far.
On Religion, Feminism, and writing Korean-American Characters
An Interview with R. O. Kwon
Apogee Journal Issue 11: Call for Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry
The reading period for Apogee’s all-digital issue is officially open today, and we can’t be more excited to read your fiction, poetry, and non-fiction. Share your work with us by July 31st!
14TH ANNUAL TRANS DAY OF ACTION
New York fam, Join us tomorrow at the 14th Annual Trans Day of Action for Social and Economic Justice. A day to celebrate, commemorate, and continue fighting. Apogee Journal is a proud sponsor of TDOA and an advocate for the right to gender self-determination free from fear and socio-economic oppression.