The Shape of Becoming: Four Poems by Dr. Kang Byeong-Cheol | KPC Issue 3

An editorial selection of four bilingual poems by South Korean poet Dr. Kang Byeong-Cheol exploring identity, transformation, memory, and compassion.

An editorial selection of four bilingual poems by South Korean poet Dr. Kang Byeong-Cheol exploring identity, transformation, memory, and compassion.

A reflection on conflict, emotional intelligence, anger triggers, restraint, and the wisdom that can grow when we learn to pause before we react.

Nelly Vee reflects on Virgin Islands poet Linette Rabsatt’s “I Am a Butterfly,” exploring survival, the pupa stage, freedom, pollination, legacy and nVeeism.

NEW RELEASE: METAMORPHOSES — LIVES IN TRANSLATION Step into a new editorial chapter where identity, perception, and lived experience are re-examined through global creative expression. This issue invites poets, writers, visual artists, and storytellers to move beyond fixed narratives and…

Nelly Vee reflects on Vo Thi Nhu Mai’s “Before Dawn Arrives,” exploring connection, distance, destiny, freedom, cultural exchange, and the quiet transformation that begins before the light fully appears.