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| Two Memoirs of Chinese American Hunger, Three Decades Apart | A New York Times book review of Jane Wong's new memoir, "Meet Me Tonight in Atlantic City." Wong is a faculty member in Western's English Department. |
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| Jane Wong: How Non-Linearity Mirrors the Experience of Migration | Jane Wong is the author of the poetry collections How to Not Be Afraid of Everything and Overpour. An associate professor of creative writing at Western Washington University, she grew up in New Jersey and currently lives in鈥 |
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| 7-time Pushcart Prize nominee Stephanie Barb茅 Hammer coming to campus April 26 | |||
| Modern classics from the Pacific Northwest | Bellingham鈥檚 own Kathryn Trueblood comes to mind here; your friendly critic picked up her most recent, very admirable story collection, 鈥Take Daily as Needed,鈥 on a recent trip to Ravenna鈥檚 Third Place Books in Seattle (your critic was visiting his mother). It is Trueblood鈥檚鈥 |
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| Recent MFA Grad Caity Scott Wins Distinguished Thesis Award for Their Game, 'Bitter Roots' | |||
| Acclaimed poet Paul Ceballos coming to campus Feb. 2 | |||
| Students鈥 'Ghostwalk' invites listeners on a spooky campus tour鈥 | |||
| A Malian Writer Finds a Postmortem Revival: How a French literary event in 2021 brought author Yambo Ouologuem back to life | In November 2021, a major event occurred in the French literary world: A 31-year-old Senegalese writer, Mohamed Mbougar Sarr, won the country鈥檚 most prestigious literary award, the Prix Goncourt, for his novel 鈥淟a plus secr猫te m茅moire des hommes鈥 (鈥淭he Most Secret Memory of Men鈥). It was the鈥 |
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| 草榴社区 Professor of English Christopher Wise presents at two conferences in Africa | |||
| In Memoriam: English Emeritus Professor Marjorie Donker |