The author of Starling Days on the hunger relief organization Feeding America and “100 Things About Writing a Novel”

Moroccan surrealist poetry, Dickensian Korean American fiction, Chinese mythology made new, memoirs of a post-Marcos Philippines, and more.

Celebrate our third class of Margins fellows—Mariam Bazeed, Rami Karim, Kyle Lucia Wu, and Yanyi—and hear them read with mentors Alexander Chee, Kaitlyn Greenidge, and Rachel Zucker.

April brings post-Fukushima dystopias, memoirs of the writing life, post-modern meditations on alienation, mythic novels of the Iranian revolution, and more.

Rowan Hisayo Buchanan, Karissa Chen, Wendy Xu, Gina Apostol, Chaya Babu, and Alexander Chee joined us at AAWW to celebrate Go Home!

We’ve put together a round-up of books inspired by Go Home!, our new anthology of new Asian diasporic writing.

Kimiko Hahn speaks on Asian American Acitivism; Kazim Ali confronts political grabs in poetry.

Memories between oceans, migrations across seas, bodies of water, trout on land, and more.

The author of the The Queen of the Night talks about being possessed by a woman who never lived and how writing fiction is all about bringing to life the thing you see that nobody else can

Whether it’s Japanese dancehall pioneers, Eddie Huang’s parachute, or Roxane Gay’s advice on procrastination, we’ve captured some incredible moments you won’t want to miss.

A taste of what’s in store at this year’s Page Turner Festival