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Interviews

Monica Youn Zell Visiting Writers Series

Unbelonging Where I Belong: An Interview with Monica Youn

Monica Youn has published four poetry collections: Barter (2003), Ignatz (2010, a finalist for the National Book Award), Blackacre (2016), and From From (2024). Formerly an attorney, Monica’s poetry has appeared in The New Yorker, The Paris Review, The New York Times Magazine, and elsewhere. She has received a Stegner Fellowship at Stanford University, the William Carlos Williams Award, a MacDowell Fellowship, and a Guggenheim. […]

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Monica Youn has published four poetry collections: Barter (2003), Ignatz (2010, a finalist for the National Book Award), Blackacre (2016), and From From (2024). Formerly an attorney, Monica’s poetry has appeared in The New Yorker, The Paris Review, The New York Times Magazine, and elsewhere. She has received a Stegner Fellowship at Stanford University, the William Carlos Williams Award, a MacDowell Fellowship, and a Guggenheim.

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Cutting the Fat of Pain: An Interview with Jane Wong

In this interview, we discuss growing up in a restaurant, memoir as a mode of self-exploration and self-questioning, writing community, and the movement between poetry, memoir, and fiction. 

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In this interview, we discuss growing up in a restaurant, memoir as a mode of self-exploration and self-questioning, writing community, and the movement between poetry, memoir, and fiction. 

Relentless, After All: An Interview with Danika Stegeman

In this interview, we discuss growing up in a restaurant, memoir as a mode of self-exploration and self-questioning, writing community, and the movement between poetry, memoir, and fiction. 

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In this interview, we discuss growing up in a restaurant, memoir as a mode of self-exploration and self-questioning, writing community, and the movement between poetry, memoir, and fiction. 

Writing Under Censorship: An Interview with the Pakistani writer Munib Khan

Munib Khan holds an MFA from Purdue University and a PhD in Creative Writing from Florida State University. His fiction has appeared in Prairie Schooner, Massachusetts Review, American Literary Review, The Normal School, Barcelona Review, Southword: New International Writing, and elsewhere. He has received fellowships from the National Society of Arts and Letters, Key West Literary Seminar, and Vermont Studio Center, among

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Munib Khan holds an MFA from Purdue University and a PhD in Creative Writing from Florida State University. His fiction has appeared in Prairie Schooner, Massachusetts Review, American Literary Review, The Normal School, Barcelona Review, Southword: New International Writing, and elsewhere. He has received fellowships from the National Society of Arts and Letters, Key West Literary Seminar, and Vermont Studio Center, among

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