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Youth Fiction Undone: R. Zamora Linmark’s Debut

By Roopika Risam | July 30, 2012 | Asian American Writers' Workshop

The Leche author’s first novel—set in Hawaii and replete with lush pop-cultural references—can be read as a postmodern YA gem.

[Call for Submissions] TRANS:ACT with the Transpacific Literary Project
Opening an action-based writing prompt to explore and subvert the languages of exchange and value ** Submit by January 20, 2019 **
The Prison Diary of Elizabeth Hawes
I often ask myself what I am learning or bearing witness to by being here. What is in front of me and why. I frequently have no answers to my questions.
Dreaming of Fresh Fish in ICE Custody
In 2017, we stop a deportation flight to Cambodia with thirty fathers, brothers, and sons on board. A few months later, many of them are deported anyway.

December 16, 1:00 PM
AAWW FAM: Critical Resistance NYC Card Writing Party
Every year in the wintertime, Critical Resistance New York City sends a note of solidarity, hope, and encouragement to all of the 1,500+ subscribers of The Abolitionist newspaper that are currently locked up in jails, detention centers, and prisons on the east coast. This year, we invite you to join us at the Asian American Writers' Workshop to send cards across prison walls to our people! We will also have our regular mail from our imprisoned friends, along with some holiday cards from Black and Pink to send out. COME THROUGH! RSVP on Facebook NOTE ON ACCESSIBILITY *The space is wheelchair accessible. Direct elevator from ground floor to 6th floor. *We have two single occupancy bathrooms for all genders. Bathrooms are not wheelchair accessible. *We strongly encourage all participants of the space/event to be scent-free. If you all have any other specific questions about accessibility, please email Tiffany Le at tle@aaww.org with any questions on reserving priority seating. /\ /\ \/\/ \/\/..