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Tag: Asian-American

October 5, 2020November 11, 2020 Berkeley Fiction Review Fiction

How to Ask Your White Teacher for a Letter of Recommendation

Compliment her, ah, unfettered teaching style. Don’t mention the bewildering feeling you had in her class, one of being erased and reconstituted.

September 12, 2020October 31, 2020 Julia Cheunkarndee Book Reviews

Wondrous Curiosity: Review of Ted Chiang’s “Story of Your Life and Others”

This emotional tug of Chiang’s stories is surprising; his style of writing in the collection is precise and straightforward, almost distant. Oftentimes, its tone can feel more like a scientific documentary or research project than a piece of fiction.

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