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| Friday, February 29, 2008
Issue 03.2008 > Yonder  Yonder, as put by Siri Hustvedt is not here but not yet there. It is something like this : The window sill is here, the tall building is two blocks away, and yonder is the space after the sill, before the architecture.Yonder is analogous to our earthly transit, after we have repented and just before heaven. It is our writing, tentatively capturing a hint of supernatural reality ; it is our acknowledgment that a part of self erases under the skilful preparation of the Master. An "on the way" is desirable. A little further and another yonder, our context reframes our paradigms, and makes clearer to us what we left behind. Forward then, soldiers and saints, hold fast the banners and enjoy the coffee. shalom, Dawn Fung Editor INSIDE ISSUE >>> Focus Salt by Chris Tan Artist Ryan from O School Backstage Mahler's Third: What the Angels (Symphony No. 3 in D minor) by Singapore Symphony Orchestra, reviewed by Aaron Lee The Bulb So indie it hurts by Lam Yishan Our Corner Joan Wong's Parisian Exchange Programme by Dawn Fung Cups by Benjamin Chow Journalogue How Long, Lord? by Annabelle Bok Whats On You can get more information at Whats On, on events involving Christians in the arts scene. Writers' Group If you're interested in writing, or discussing your ideas about arts in Christianity in print, or you're dying to get to know us, drop by! See more information on our Team page, where you can also subscribe to the writers' group feed. Cover Image by George Chua, georgechua.com
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