First, the project that I’ve been secretly working on for months has, as of Tuesday, finally gone public. Introducing: Yes, it’s a literary magazine. An online journal of Asian American poetry. My collaborator Mia and I are super passionate and excited about this project. The full site, blog, and submissions/reading period will launch in October, [...]
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Big News
Posted in lantern review, personal, writing, tagged asian american poetry, birthday post, literary magazine, netbook on September 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Sorry, no photos this week…
Posted in personal, writing, tagged palm sunday, poetry on March 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
[Edit: I was going to embed a YouTube video of the last few minutes of my reading, but it appears that neither wordpress nor youtube is happy about that, so here's a link instead. Warning - you may have to crank up the volume to hear what I' m saying; the sound quality isn't the [...]
Honoring Them: Thoughts on a Portrait-in-Progress
Posted in bento, food, personal, writing, tagged audio essay, bento on March 1, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’m afraid I don’t have much of in the way of a photo update this week. I’ve been slaving away over various midterm projects for school, and have been sick and unable to do very much this weekend, so my life has not been particularly photo-worthy of late. Here’s a bento dinner I took with [...]
Sycamore Review Blog
Posted in grad school, writing, tagged awp, community service, sycamore review, writing on February 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Someone from the program sent me an email today informing me that I’ve got a mention on the Sycamore Review’s Blog. Pretty awesome. I actually think Katie gave me more credit than I’m due – she also spoke to my friend Steph, who was the one who filled her in about our program’s work with [...]
Addendum to Yesterday’s Thoughts
Posted in grad school, personal, writing, tagged asian american identity, awp, grad school, writing on February 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I just want to clarify something about what I posted yesterday. I was hashing my “eureka” moment over with the friend I’m sharing a hotel room with last night, and realized that I forgot to stress the irony of this realization. I’ve actually known about this whole alienation from the American landscape for a long [...]
Thoughts From the Midst of AWP
Posted in grad school, personal, writing, tagged asian american identity, awp, moorestown, writing on February 13, 2009 | 4 Comments »
(Hah, and you totally thought my next post would be about the gift I sent D for Valentine’s Day, didn’t you?). I’m in Chicago, in the middle of the 2009 AWP Conference – and what can I say so far, except that it’s been incredibly exhausting but utterly amazing. Today was only the first full [...]
Habeas Corpus
Posted in books, writing, tagged book review, poetry on December 7, 2008 | 4 Comments »
Habeas Corpus by Jill McDonough (c) 2008, Salt Publishing $11.96 at Amazon.com (Review follows post intro). I’ve accomplished scandalously little in the way of schoolwork today. I blame part of it on the infernal deluge of snow that keeps pouring out of the sky. All this snow makes me cranky. And fidgety. The rest of [...]
Botanical Variations
Posted in writing, tagged botany, found poems, jane colden, poetry, women scientists, writing on December 6, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Before I begin, I’d like to take a moment to freak out: Whoa. The posting interface of WordPress has changed significantly since the last time I logged on (which was definitely less than a week ago). Back to the subject of this post. I’m working on a long, multi-sectioned poem consisting of smaller, (semi-)found poems [...]
Manifesto..(?!)
Posted in crafts, grad school, writing on October 15, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Thank God, I managed to get to California in once piece (albeit slightly disoriented), had a wonderful, if brief, stay (my friend was a beautiful, beautiful bride; I was able to catch up with some old friends; I spent lots of wonderful, and much-needed, QT with my boyfriend – and now am having a hard [...]
