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<i>"since the demise of ''The Asianadian'' magazine... there has been no national forum for discussing cultural or political issues for a pan-Asian audience."</i> | <i>"since the demise of ''The Asianadian'' magazine... there has been no national forum for discussing cultural or political issues for a pan-Asian audience."</i> | ||
Richard Fung in Li, Voices Rising, 2007, p. 29 | Richard Fung in Li, ''Voices Rising'', 2007, p. 29 | ||
<i>"I went to the library and found those back issues of ''The Asianadian''. It was great because some of the people who wrote for the magazine later became professional writers- pretty established names like Richard Fung and Joy Kogawa."</i> | <i>"I went to the library and found those back issues of ''The Asianadian''. It was great because some of the people who wrote for the magazine later became professional writers- pretty established names like Richard Fung and Joy Kogawa."</i> | ||
Kyo Maclear in Li, Voices Rising, 2007, p. 209. | Kyo Maclear in Li, ''Voices Rising'', 2007, p. 209. | ||
Editorials are excerpted in Ginger Post. [http://www.gingerpost.com http://gingerpost.com/] | Editorials are excerpted in ''Ginger Post''. [http://www.gingerpost.com http://gingerpost.com/] | ||
Hard copies of the 24 issues can be found in the libraries at the University of British Columbia, University of Toronto (East Asian Library), and the University of Washington. An electronic version is at Memorial University of Newfoundland and the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. | Hard copies of the 24 issues can be found in the libraries at the University of British Columbia, University of Toronto (East Asian Library), and the University of Washington. An electronic version is at Memorial University of Newfoundland and the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. | ||