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Tag Archives: American Literature
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Over the years, we have had the privilege to interview a range of poets, novelists, and multimedia artists. Check out our updated archive of interviews and discover some new, contemporary literary voices.
Lies I Told about Father
Lies I Told about Father By Bunkong Tuon . Editor’s Note: This is the fifth post in a series of poems about the immigrant experience in America. Our late Managing Editor, Okla Elliott, featured Bunkong Tuon’s work on As It Ought To … Continue reading
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Tagged American Literature, Bunkong Tuon, Cambodia, Charles Bukowski, Fathers, Immigration, Long Beach, Poetry
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Fishing for Trey Platoo
Fishing for Trey Platoo By Bunkong Tuon Editor’s Note: This is the fourth post in a series of poems about the immigrant experience in America. Our late Managing Editor, Okla Elliott, featured Bunkong Tuon’s work on As It Ought To Be back in January … Continue reading
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Tagged American Literature, Bunkong Tuon, Cambodia, Fishing, Immigration, Mackerel, Poetry, Refugees, Trey Platoo
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Dancing Fu Manchu Master
Dancing Fu Manchu Master By Bunkong Tuon Editor’s Note: This is the third post in a series of poems about the immigrant experience in America. Our late Managing Editor, Okla Elliott, featured Bunkong Tuon’s work on As It Ought To Be back in January … Continue reading
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Tagged American Literature, Bunkong Tuon, Dr. Fu Manchu, Immigration, Poetry, racism, Refugees, Stereotypes
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Saturday Afternoon at The Midland Theatre in Newark, Ohio
Saturday Afternoon at The Midland Theatre in Newark, Ohio By Roy Bentley . Slouched in a theater seat and watching Bullitt for the third time, a look I get from an usher might best be described as granting a … Continue reading
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Tagged American Literature, Bullitt, Cinema, Newark, Ohio, Poetry, Roy Bentley, Steve McQueen, Theater
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Three Poems: “Snow Day,” “An Elegy for a Fellow Cambodian,” and “Halloween, 1985”
Three Poems By Bunkong Tuon . Editor’s Note: This is the second post in a series of poems about the immigrant experience in America. Our late Managing Editor, Okla Elliott, featured Bunkong Tuon’s work on As It Ought To Be back in January of … Continue reading
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Tagged American Literature, Bunkong Tuon, Cambodia, Immigration, Poetry, Refugees
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Melissa Studdard: A Micro-Interview and Three Poems
Melissa Studdard’s debut poetry collection, I Ate the Cosmos for Breakfast, was recently released by Saint Julian Press. She is also the author of the bestselling novel Six Weeks to Yehidah; its companion journal, My Yehidah (both on All Things That Matter Press); and The Tiferet Talk Interviews. Her … Continue reading
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Tagged American Literature, International Book Award, Interviews, Melissa Studdard, Poetry, Saint Julian Press
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