Jonathan Chan is a writer and editor of poems and essays. Born in New York to a Malaysian father and South Korean mother, he was raised in Singapore and educated at Cambridge and Yale Universities. He is the author of the poetry collection going home (Landmark, 2022). He has an abiding interest in faith, identity, and creative expression.

• Criticism : Union and Separation, and the Crow’s Bumpy Flight
• Criticism : Shaping a Critical Disability Studies for Singapore
• Criticism : Cut and press
• Criticism : Different Shades of the Colour Brown
• Criticism : Assuredly Californian and Land-bound
• Criticism : All the space in the world
• Criticism : The Confessional: Familiarity and Defamiliarisation
• Criticism : A springtime of witness and courage
• Essays : Britain’s National Anxiety and the Far East in the Early 18th Century
• Essays : On representation
• Essays : Cultural memory and war in the poetry of Theresa Cha and Ocean Vuong
• Essays : Of O’Hara and Williams and Olson
• Poetry : prayer (xxi)
• Poetry : sound and colour
• Poetry : a day of small sadnesses
• Poetry : bare sweetness
• Poetry : art therapy
• Poetry : eternity
• Poetry : all i ask
• Poetry : ash wednesday, riding downward

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