SAL Essay Series
Writers preview the Seattle Arts & Lectures Poetry Series
Writers preview the Seattle Arts & Lectures Poetry Series
“Don Mee Choi’s words point us toward a world beyond the American imagination.” —Woogee Bae
“Hong’s essays and poems ask how to write about a country’s murderous onset, when the bloody order continues?”—Paul Hlava Ceballos
Where to find us at AWP in 2023.
“This is a collection about preservation.”—an essay by Luther Hughes
“Origin is first origin”—an essay by Natalie A. MartÃnez
“Poems don’t replace the organizing—they supplement it.”—an essay by Troy Osaki
“Who does stasis serve?”—an essay by Gabrielle Bates
“Vuong shows the world for the truth of all its sharp and beautiful teeth.” —a visual essay Tessa Hulls
“Perhaps conversations among RÃos’ works are most evident in the ones about the border, where the elbow taps of solidarity acknowledge the tenuous ground upon which an idea that becomes a fence that becomes a wall is built.”—an essay by Donna Miscolta