The Complex Heritage of Assimilation: A Conversation with Randy Ribay
Our collective individual efforts impact in some way, the community. It’s important for me to not pass judgment because we are all figuring it out.
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Brian Truong
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Brian Truong is a Vietnamese-American writer, who has received fellowships and support from Yaddo, Ucross, Millay Arts, Periplus Collective, Tin House Summer Workshop, and the Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference. He won the 2023 Georgia Review Prose Prize, and his work is published and forthcoming in Ecotone, Gulf Coast, The Rumpus, and The Chicago Review of Books. He is currently at work on a memoir and an essay collection. He is @trubrian on Twitter/X and Instagram, and his website is truongbrian.com.
Staking Ground in Multiple Lands: A Conversation with Ghassan Zeineddine
I don’t consciously look for symbols while I’m writing; they come to me from being in the community.
The Presence in Absences: A Conversation with Gina Chung
The only way you can care for your art is to care for yourself.