What is Khmer Voice

What is Khmer Voice: The Cambodian Literary Connection?

Khmer Voice: The Cambodian Literary Connection also known as Khmer Voice In Poetry (KVIP) is a club for young and adult Cambodians interested in expressing themselves through poems and stories. The club was founded by Thavrith J. Bunkasem, a counselor working with at risk youth in 1995. Originally, there were approximately 15 members actively writing and submitting their works. Now, there are more and more Khmer writers joining Khmer Voice: The Cambodian Literary Connection.

The KVIP's primary goal is to provide interested members with a vehicle to communicate their thoughts, fears, hopes, and fantasies in addition to instilling pride as Cambodians living in America or other foreign lands. For additional information on the goals of KVIP, please click on The mission/vision...

Khmer Voice is public forum. Everyone can join. FREE membership. Everyone can publish their literary works. In fact, we encourage that you share your works. Let them be known to the world--- your artistic talents, your ideas, and your feeling. To publish your work, just register (free), follow a few simple instruction, and voila!

The site is here for public use. Existence and maintenance of this website is done out voluntary efforts including time, monetary contribution, and technical expertise. We are open to suggestion and ideas. If you wish to help, please write: khmervoicewebmaster@yahoo.com.

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