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The Asian American Writers’ Workshop

The Asian American Writers’ Workshop is dedicated to the belief that Asian American stories deserve to be told.

By The Asian American Writers’ Workshop:
随筆 | Zuihitsu
Notes on Zuihitsu
Zuihitsu: About the Art
What We’re Reading: Food Writing & Cookbooks
AAWW at 30: Closing the Notebook
AAWW’s Space Through the Years
Living in Echo: Closing the Notebook
Living in Echo: About the Art
#WeToo: About the Art
Harm and the Trump Era: Four Years of Reading
Introducing the 2021 Margins and Open City Fellows
Bookmarks: Best of 2020
The Best American Poetry 2020: Asian American Poets
Global Chinatowns: Histories of Resistance & Community
Press Play with Rajiv Mohabir and Kay Ulanday Barrett
Press Play with PEN America
Press Play with Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha, Rowan Hisayo Buchanan and Sujatha Gidla
Press Play with Aria Aber, lê thị diễm thúy, and Eugene Lim
Press Play with Celeste Ng, PubCon, and MIZNA
Part II: “I Am Deliberate and Afraid of Nothing”—Four Writers on Poetry and Protest
Part I: “I Am Deliberate and Afraid of Nothing”—Six Writers on Poetry and Protest
Introducing the 2020 AAWW Margins Fellows

Recent Articles

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    “Cut Down the Quotes . . . Include Only Gemlike Phrases”
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    Michigan
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    Imagine that, an America with no hills.

    Psithurism
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    Instead of sorries, offers of ice cream
    swirl between our barely open doors.

    Zuihitsu: Editor’s Note
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    Notes on Zuihitsu
    By The Asian American Writers’ Workshop

    Poets share what draws them to the genre

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    By The Asian American Writers’ Workshop

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    随筆 | Zuihitsu
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    there is no self just rapture

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