Phillip Joseph Murray: The Coming — Author Spotlight & Reflection
KVI spotlights Phillip Joseph Murray and “The Coming,” with a personal reflection by Võ Thị Như Mai on birth, belonging, memory, transition, and becoming.
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Author: Võ Thị Như Mai
Võ Thị Như Mai is a Vietnamese-Australian poet, translator, educator, and literary ambassador based in Western Australia. Her published poetry and translation work connect Vietnamese literature with international readers while advancing cultural exchange through language and the arts.
As a KVI Network author and Krafty Page ChronicleS contributor, she brings a reflective, cross-cultural voice to poetry, prose, reviews, and global literary collaboration.
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Dr. Jernail Singh Anand’s Profound Dialogue
Literature and Philosophy: A Multilogue with Scholars explores Dr. Jernail Singh Anand’s reflections on ethics, creativity, humanity, education, ecology, spirituality, and the responsibilities of the modern intellectual.
Shannon Scoates: When Instinct Remembers Who We Are
A KPC Issue 3 editorial feature on Shannon Scoates and the quiet power of instinct, memory, nature, and the self we remember beneath expectation.
Planting Pip: What Are We Willing to Grow?
Võ Thị Như Mai reflects on Kuma Raj Subedi’s poem “Planting a Pip,” exploring resilience, identity, belonging, perception, and the choice to nurture what others may overlook.
When the Black Butterfly Finds Her Wings
Võ Thị Như Mai reflects on Nelly Vee’s “Blissful Escape” and its black butterfly imagery of identity, healing, transformation, and inner freedom.
If I Were a Shapeshifter
Anjetta “Anjie” Williams-Brown’s poem If I Were a Shapeshifter approaches identity through imagination, transformation, possibility, and freedom.