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Christine Huang

Christine Huang 黃凱琳 (she/her) is a writer, facilitator, and the daughter of Taiwanese immigrants. Her work, which often explores language, rage, rupture, and desire has appeared in The Offing, ANMLY,  Pinch, Foglifter, and other publications. She is a 2026 Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net nominee, and her epistolary poem with Adam Ahmed won Black Warrior Review’s 2026 Experimental Forms Contest judged by George Abraham. She stands in solidarity with oppressed people everywhere, from Turtle Island to Palestine to Congo, in the fight against colonialism, state violence, white supremacy, cisheteropatriarchy, ableism, and capitalism. 
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    To My Date at the Wonder Bar

    “I don’t know how to capture my curiosity about forms of relationality that defy familiar, ossified shapes when I don’t even have the language for fluidity. How can I name the intimacies on which I don’t want to slap the…

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