author of A LIVING REMEDY and ALL YOU CAN EVER KNOW
contributor to Time, Slate, and The Atlantic / writer for hire
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I talked with the great Elizabeth Acevedo about how she became a storyteller, why poetry is her “first language,” and her experience writing her first novel for adults: “In some ways, this book is a project about how to know what’s true.”
https://time.com/6295834/elizabeth-acevedo-family-lore-interview/
I talked with the great Elizabeth Acevedo about how she became a storyteller, why poetry is her “first language,” and her experience writing her first novel for adults: “In some ways, this book is a project about how to know what’s true.”
https://time.com/6295834/elizabeth-acevedo-family-lore-interview/
This Friday, 7/21, NYC: join Min Jin Lee, Mary H.K. Choi, Eric Kim, Hannah Bae, and me for a conversation presented by PEN America x Lincoln Center! Free community event, please register if you plan to attend:
This Friday, 7/21, NYC: join Min Jin Lee, Mary H.K. Choi, Eric Kim, Hannah Bae, and me for a conversation presented by PEN America x Lincoln Center! Free community event, please register if you plan to attend:
Jeff and Phil welcome writer , author of , which tells the story of her adoption and search for her birth family, and her memoir about grief and the death of her adoptive parents. They discuss grieving under capitalism, writing and enduring through loss (and a global pandemic), , and why you should never ever ever tell casual strangers that you're a writer. Also: They Good, The Bad, and The WTF of writing your life.
Jeff and Phil welcome writer , author of , which tells the story of her adoption and search for her birth family, and her memoir about grief and the death of her adoptive parents. They discuss grieving under capitalism, writing and enduring through loss (and a global pandemic), , and why you should never ever ever tell casual strangers that you're a writer. Also: They Good, The Bad, and The WTF of writing your life.
July 21, 6pm: PEN America presents a conversation with Korean American authors at Lincoln Center, feat. Min Jin Lee, Eric Kim, Mary H.K. Choi, Hannah Bae, and me. If you're in NYC, please join us! Free admission, just show up.
In partnership with Lincoln Center, PEN America convenes a roster of leading NYC-based Korean-American writers and artists for a conversation exploring what fuels their creative practice, squaring their relationship with South Korea's growing global cultural
Hi friends. Today you will write 1000 words. Because you have a desire to be emotionally present for yourself in the way that only writing can help you to be. This fall #1000wordsofsummer will be sponsoring a Scholastic Book Fair for one lucky school in New Orleans. Nicole has asked that her donation go toward that pool.
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