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Archive for tag: Lisa Lee

01.022016September 10, 2019
VIDA Monthly Update!

VIDA Monthly Update!

By Amy KingIn VIDA NewsTags Amber Atiya, AWP Events, Don Share, Hanif Willis-Abdurraqib, Kate Angus, Kima Jones, Krystal Languel, Lisa Lee, monica sok, WENDY C. ORTIZ

Winter is roaring and so is VIDA Reads with Writers! We have interviews with writers we love about the books they’re reading now, writers they can’t stop...

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11.012016September 10, 2019
Report from the Field: Racial Invisibility and Erasure in the Writing Workshop

Report from the Field: Racial Invisibility and Erasure in the Writing Workshop

By Hannah BonnerIn Reports from the FieldTags Asian American, gender, Lisa Lee, mental illness, MFA, PhD, race, Roxane Gay, suicide, writers of color, writers workshop

In a novel excerpt I turned into workshop, my narrator uses the word “chinky.” My narrator is a Korean American woman speaking to a successful...

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01.012016September 10, 2019
VIDA Monthly Update!

VIDA Monthly Update!

By Amy KingIn VIDA NewsTags Anya Groner, Jamia Wilson, Karissa Chen, Lisa Lee, Maria Brandt, Melissa R. Sipin, Morgan Parker, Rita Dove, Vidhu Aggarwal

Happy New Year! We at VIDA hope that everyone’s 2016 is off to a strong start. We’re celebrating by spotlighting recent content and content to come!...

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