Bee spent seven years in a North England prison for his part in the struggle to create Khalistan. Now living on the outside, he talks with K. Manali about his journey into a new world.

Elizabeth Chakapan asks South Asian-American jazz musicians, Vijay Iyer and Rudresh Mahantappa about contemporary jazz.

Jasmyn Singh reviews theatrical monologue Sakina's Restaurant.

Short fiction by Sharan Gill.

Sturla Gunnarsson, director of Such a Long Journey, reveals how filming in India saved him from cynicism.

Poetry by Amitava Kumar.

Jagdeesh Mann spends a sobering night at the Glassy Junction Pub, Southhall, UK.

Jasmyn Singh takes a look at the inspiration for Asian Dub Foundation's political and musical style.

Blair Davis reviews Such a Long Journey.

Reviews of Bombay The Hard Way and the latest from Black Star Liner.

Kerri Sakamoto tells Jagdeesh Mann how her journey as a Japanese-Canadian influenced her writing.

Twelve year old Permveer Bains recollects his groovy adventure.

Amitava Kumar shares how his move from India to the USA has continually changed his own ideas of modernity, and more importantly why this change is not perceived as important.

Rehan Ansari reports form Lahore on the transformations and fractures of post-modernity in South Asian space.

To many his work begs all kinds of questions about detail and sophistication, simplicity and complexity. Take a stroll through the imagination of Vancouver artist Paul Pahal.