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About — Joseph Han

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JOSEPH HAN was born in Seoul, Korea and raised in Honolulu, Hawaiʻi after immigrating with his family when he was three years old. He is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in English and Creative Writing at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. Where he teaches writing and studies Korean American/Asian American literature and immigration narratives. He is the author of a chapbook,. Tinfish Press, 2015). Most recently, Joseph's work has appeared in. An excerpt from his novel appears in AAWW's.

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The Goldenrod: February 2013

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A blog about poetry and modesty. Sunday, February 17, 2013. Tinfish Live and on the Radio. Two events for Tinfish Press's recently released. Jack London is Dead:. Contemporary Euro-American Poetry of Hawai'i. The first one requires you to be there in person:. Honolulu's best, most diverse local literary series. A reading of work from the anthology. MIA Art and Literary Series. Fresh Cafe. Monday, Feb. 18th. 7:30. President's day is a coincidence. Audio of this reading is archived at Penn Sound.

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Speaking – Allison Cobb

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November 11, 2014. At the Alette in Oakland conference recently, I passed out small mirrors with a photo of Alice Notley glued to the back. I asked people to hold the mirror, reflective side up, under one eye and pretend they lived on the ceiling. The point of “ceiling dwelling” is to make the everyday world strange, to help cultivate the discipline of disobedience. Here is Alice Notley holding an Alice Notley mirror under her eye. Reading among 15th c tapestries. January 24, 2014. For having me there.

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Chapbook — Joseph Han

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Han deftly works these ostensible oppositions, depth and surface, lyric and docupoetic, moving easily between the language of tourism and commerce ( Book your tour today and receive a special offer ) and beautifully cadenced writing". Is an astute and fascinating exploration of physical, familial, cultural and linguistic alienation. As family members change their faces, the book's title takes on heightened significance. How can the speaker recognize himself in them? Janine Oshiro (author of.

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Writing — Joseph Han

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Hawaiʻi Pacific Review,. Novel excerpt), June 2016. A Break Up in Stages,". A Tour of Why They Scared. PDF), Issue #106, 2015. This is How You Make a Movie,". Foliate Oak Literary Magazine. Issue 79, 2013. The Molotov Cocktail,. Used Furniture Review,. Issue 75, 2011. Why I'm North Korean. Leftover," Forthcoming July 2017, Issue 9. Grey hair song," and "While Her Husband Wandered Southern Seoul," Issue #110, Forthcoming 2017. Carrying Method," "Cartography: A Folktale," and "Geonbae. Four poems," 2015.

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For the Love of Chapbooks - Jaimie Gusman

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Poet / Performer / Community Organizer. April 18, 2015 by Jaimie Gusman. For the Love of Chapbooks. Back in 2007, poet Noah Eli Gordon. Historically, chapbooks were sort of like our present-day Facebook pages, Tumblrs, and tweets. For better or for worse, the brevity and speed of information has become increasingly attractive to even the most dedicated readers of poetry and prose. When I first discovered, years ago, sites like Verse Daily. Published by Tinfish Press (2011), was part of a retro series of ...

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A Poet Goes Prose: Field Notes from the Ko`olau Writer’s Workshop - Jaimie Gusman

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Poet / Performer / Community Organizer. April 1, 2015 by Jaimie Gusman. A Poet Goes Prose: Field Notes from the Ko`olau Writer’s Workshop. Overpriced but adorable handmade notebook,. My favorite blue Papermate pens,. On Saturday, March 21st at 8:00am I was out the door, making my way along the coast to join 70 or so other writers at the Koʻolau Writer’s Workshop. At Hawaiʻi Pacific University’s Hawaiʻi Loa Campus in beautiful Kāneʻohe. The workshop has been in the hands of novelist Tyler McMahon. As a Ko...

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The Goldenrod: September 2013

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A blog about poetry and modesty. Friday, September 13, 2013. Honolulu Poetry and Fiction. MIA Art and Literary Series. Starts its year of performances. With Gary Pak, Caroline Sinavaiana, and Scott Abels. Monday, Sep. 16th, 7:30. Fresh Cafe- Loft in Space (831 Queen Ave). Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Rambo Goes to Idaho. Now available in print. A State of The Union Speech. Beard of Bees Press, 2015). Beard of Bees Press, 2012). An Online Journal of Poetry. Issue 7 is now available!