Race and the Avant-Garde: Experimental and Asian American Poetry since 1965 by Timothy Yu Stanford University Press, 2009 Gwee. Your book Race and the
There is a painful edge to the word race. Sometimes I cannot help thinking of it as a wound, something that cannot be cleft apart
On Search and Recognition: Adopted Korean Diaspora and Poetry Unlike the stranger returning home to discover his childhood village disappeared, the poet enters Korea
Kundiman is a literary organization dedicated to the creation, cultivation and promotion of Asian American poetry. Founded in 2002 by two poets, Sarah Gambito and
Pier Alice James Books 2011 by Janine Oshiro ISBN: 9781882295883 Reviewed by WENDI M LEE Janine Oshiro’s first poetry collection, Pier, is a haunting masterpiece
The World Must Weigh the Same by Carol Chan Math Paper Press, 2011 Reviewed by ZHANG RUIHE Since its inception just over a year ago,
John Yau has published many books of poetry, fiction, and criticism, as well as contributed essays to art monographs. A book of poetry, Further Adventures
Wendy Chin-Tanner’s debut collection Turn is forthcoming from Sibling Rivalry Press in March, 2014. Her poetry has appeared in Softblow, The Mays Anthology of Oxford
Floyd Cheung teaches at Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts. His poems have appeared in various journals including The Apple Valley Review, qarrtsiluni, and Rhino.
Kim-An Lieberman is a writer of Vietnamese and Jewish American descent, born in Rhode Island and raised in the Pacific Northwest. She holds a Ph.D. in
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