Five Must-Read Summer Book Picks by Asian and Asian American Authors
AAPI Literature and Media Club Founder and President Julie Cha ’25 recommends top reads.
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Michael Collier has recently published a new book of poems, My Bishop and Other Poems, University of Chicago Press.
Bob Levine has upcoming talks on Frederick Douglass at the University of Edinburgh, the University of Paris, and the Frederick Douglass Papers in Indianapolis. He recently spoke on the American literary canon at the University of Texas.
Britt Starr had a biography of Willa Muir and a biography of Edwin Muir published in the Modernist Archives Publishing Project this summer.
Danuta Hinc recently published an essay, "When Fake News Was Good. History takes place in language before it manifests itself in events" in Popula.
Howard Norman gave two lectures at McGill University. He taught this past month at the Napa Valley Literary Conference. His novel My Darling Detective is being published in Dutch and Japanese.
Randy Ontiveros and Sharada Balachandran Orihuela served as members of the site committee for the Latina/o Studies Association’s biennial conference, which was held this past July 11-14 at the Marriott Wardman Hotel in Washington, DC.
Jonathan Rick had an article published in PR Daily about resume writing — specifically, the excuses that students tell themselves as to why they need a "skills" section.
Robin Earnest's proposal was selected for presentation, with Patrick Nelson, at the 2019 CCCC Annual Convention.
UMD Graduate School interview on academic journey and benefits of doctoral training.
Joshua Weiner was in Germany this summer, where he read his TRUMPOEMS in Berlin, and at a symposium on poetry & populism at Göttingen University, as well as in Poland, where he also recorded an interview with the poet, Tadeusz Dabrowski, for Radio Gdańsk.