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Turning Japanese

Art by MariNaomi
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Turning Japanese

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The work was originally published in MariNaomi's TURNING JAPANESE

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A Podcast with Gabrielle Bates

Interview by Sabrina Li

A Podcast with Gabrielle Bates

Interview by Sabrina Li
 

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An Interview with Ashley Gong

Interview by Natliya Palinchak

An Interview with Ashley Gong

Interview by Natliya Palinchak
When did you start writing poetry? I started writing poetry when I was 13 years old, so around the time I started high school. Is there anything in particular that inspired you to start writing poetry? I grew up reading a lot of short stories and fiction in general, but poetry appealed to me because of its concision, the concentrated power of its…

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Alive

Poetry by Ashley Gong

Alive

Poetry by Ashley Gong
Under this Iowa sky, rain falls in slits around us the glittering eyelashes of angels who pray at god’s cloud-marbled floors. My breath is a fist of loose wind falling away to scared I will run out. & mother weeps at the wheel, her hips shaking with the car’s rumbling. We drive to the end of the field, the tear of the page full of corn lifting…

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