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y separately published work icon Peril : An Asian-Australian Journal periodical issue  
Alternative title: Fashion/Fetish
Issue Details: First known date: 2009... no. 7 May 2009 of Peril : An Asian-Australian Journal est. 2006 Peril : An Asian-Australian Journal
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Contents

* Contents derived from the , 2009 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Interview with Tom Cho, Hoa Pham (interviewer), single work interview

Cho discusses the cover of Look Who's Morphing (which features a photograph of the author), the textual 'intrusions' of his presence in the stories, the influence of trends on the stories' pop culture references, and whether short story writing was experiencing a surge of popularity at the time of the interview.
Nailed to the Family Tree, James Laidler , sequence poetry
i) Fashioni"My teacher gives me a book", James Laidler , single work poetry
ii) Fetishi"At school I type", James Laidler , single work poetry
iii) Massi"We sit", James Laidler , single work poetry
Skin, Komi Sellathurai , single work prose
'Growing up of South Indian descent in a majority Chinese population in Singapore is confusing enough for a girl, even before a fair skinned elder sister is added to the mix.'
Every Morning's Rainbowi"A red hat", Qi Guo , Yu Ouyang (translator) single work poetry
Faces in the Mirrori"Having nothing to do", Qi Guo , Yu Ouyang (translator) single work poetry
The Super Modeli"you say that she is naked", Yi Sha , Yu Ouyang (translator) single work poetry
Fetishi"-the thing locks itself when you are into it you are almost out of it", Yu Ouyang , single work poetry
Suitably Huskyi"I think I've got used to", Tass Holmes , single work poetry
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