Thrilled to be featured alongside many other amazing Asian American writers, including Beth Nguyen, Alex Chee, Tracy O'Neill, Patrick Rosal, Tina Chang, R.O. Kwon, Mira Jacob, and more, talking about the first Asian American writers that were influential to us. I wrote about Bette Bao Lord, whose middle grade book In the Year of the Boar and Jackie Robinson was one of my first encounters with a Chinese American girl in literature.

I chat with the publishers of my new chapbook about politics, editing, diversity in publishing, and more.

Part of a roundtable with other writers featured in the Asian American Writers Workshop anthology, Go Home!, we discuss the anthology and ideas of home.

I discuss my writing, my editing, what I look for in Asian American writing, and why I love murmurations.

I discuss race, identity, writing, the burden of representation, childhood books, and Amy Tan with four other Asian American woman writers (Nicole Callahan, Ari Laurel, Christine Lee Zilka, and Cathy Linh Che). We had a good time.

I discuss my chapbook, Of Birds and Lovers, including the thought process behind some of the stories and how I put together the book etc

Good friend Matt Salesses did a residency over at Necessary Fiction and I contributed to his round-up of thoughts on revision from several writers. Find me 2/3 down the page.