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I haven’t decided what I’m going to do with this, but now that I have one, it should be something. First post went up today. Moment of panic when I …
Happenings
Me reading my poem “That Absent Person” at The Bookworm
This was part of a poetry reading highlighted by U.S. Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith at The Bookworm, Beijing, on October 9, 2017, hosted by Anthony Tao, also featuring Mario …
I’m the new Asia Managing Editor at SupChina
No longer unemployed. There I am on the team page. Updated resume here.
Hosting a Poetry Event Featuring US Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith
Hey, so this is happening today, and it’s pretty exciting: Tracy K. Smith, who won the Pulitzer Prize for Life on Mars and is the current US poet laureate, is headlining …
Back as a free agent
Writer/editor available for hire. Freelance or otherwise. Chinese-to-English translation work, too. Contact me.
Radii China: a multimedia digital platform just launched
Earlier this week, Radii went live. As chief editor, it’s been a busy last few months putting the pieces in place, but the hardest work is ahead: keeping a content …
Spittoon’s 2nd Issue Launch Party
The Beijing-based literary magazine Spittoon is launching its second issue today with a takeover of 798 Art District. Festivities are happening as we speak. I go on and read with several …
My poem “Baby Rabbit” appears in the current issue of Naugatuck River Review
Recently received my copy of the Winter/Spring 2017 issue of Naugatuck River Review, in which my poem “Baby Rabbit” appears. You can read the poem here. Thanks go out to …
“Things That Taste Like Purple” finally published in Kartika Review
A big thanks to Paul Lai and the other editors of Kartika Review who rescued “Things That Taste Like Purple” — my poem about baijiu, first submitted in 2013 — from the …
Monday, December 19: Hosting The Bookworm Holiday Quiz
It’s been a long two years since I hosted my last pub quiz in Beijing, but I’ll be getting back in the host chair tomorrow (Monday, December 19) at The …