- Challenging the Patriarchy with Poetry in Cha
- Mapping Loss in a Crowded City in Cha
- The Writers Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Nadia Hashimi
- The Writers Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Julian Lyden
- Hackney Therapist Kelly Field Shares Thoughts on To Love A Narcissist
- The Writer's Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Lindsey McAlister
- The Writers Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Nathan Lauer
- Shikha Lamba in The Candyman's Trumpet
- The Writer's Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Kelly Field
- The Writers Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Jay Oatway
- Chris Maden reviews To Love A Narcissist
- To Love A Narcissist begins worldwide roll-out
- The Writer's Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Kev Harrison
- The Writer's Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Joãowow Lucas
- Waving Frantically at Life in Cha!
- The Writers Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Jen Nafziger
- The Writer's Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Mat Ricardo
- The Writer's Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Jonathan Han
- The Independent Critic
- The Writer's Gauntlet: Sadie Kaye vs Stewart McKay
Waving Frantically at Life in Cha!
My latest conversation for Cha: An Asian Literary Journal with Lindsey McAlister took me on a wild joyride of nostalgia. Among her many, many achievements, Lindsey founded the Hong Kong Youth Arts Foundation, where I got my first taste of performing. (Yes, it’s all her fault.) Her passion and commitment to empowering young people through the arts has earned her an OBE and recognition as Tatler Asia’s Most Influential (2021), a Prestige Woman of Power (2025) and a finalist for the AmCham Women of Influence Awards (2026). This year she celebrated her first solo exhibition as a fine artist at Art Central. It makes me want to take a nap just thinking about it! 🤣
HUGE thanks to editor Tammy Lai-Ming Ho for the extraordinary amount of work you put into every piece you publish.
https://chajournal.com/2026/07/09/lindsey-mcalister
(Photo of me as a YAFFIE)
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