All posts tagged: Jane Wong

JANE WONG
An Altar

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Summer & Fall 2021

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Featuring winners & finalists of the James Welch Prize; poems by Marilyn Hacker, Antonio López & Phillip B. Williams; essays by Lois Welch & Cedar Sigo & much more

Faith in the Particular

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“Barot widens the circumference of lived experience in all its bittersweet rings.” —an essay by Jane Wong on the poems of Rick Barot

Who Will Carry Us?

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Jane Wong on Nicholas Gulig’s Orient

Interview // There Isn’t a Metaphor for Everything: A Conversation with Jane Wong

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by Jacob Uitti | Contributing Writer

Jane Wong’s Overpour

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by Dandi Meng | Contributing Writer

Jane Wong: “Aphoristic”

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Out of sight, out of sigh: an open / window.

Poem: “What We Were”

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I have forgotten where I placed my glasses. / I remember watching a boy roast and eat crickets.

Afterwords // Nine Things Kevin Young Wants You to Know About Voice

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By Jack Chelgren | Associate Editor

In Discussion // “The Collected Poems of Chika Sagawa”

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On September 13th, the APRIL book club gathered at Little Oddfellows in the Elliott Bay Book Company to discuss The Collected Poems of Chika Sagawa.