In Lin King 金翎's “Yellowpeople,” as the pandemic rages and hate crimes against Asians climb in the U.S., a Taiwanese father and an American mother decide to move their young daughter to Taiwan—only to find that some of the world’s problems are inescapable.

Picks from Mexico, Algeria, Taiwan and Sweden in Laura Simeon's latest column: Travel the World Through #YoungAdult Literature #YA #WorldYA #Translation Lawrence Schimel @lawrenceschimel.bsky.social Sawad Hussain Lin King 金翎 kirkusreviews.com/news-and-featu…

Preview | 'The Boy from Clearwater' by Yu Pei-Yun, Zhou Jian-Xin and Lin King explores the history of Taiwan and the White Terror era through the eyes of a boy who is jailed for attending a book club at school: smashpages.net/2023/11/14/pre…

Levine Querido #graphicnovels

How do translators creatively shape a text? Join authors Kevin Chen and María Fernanda for a lively exploration of @SamanthaSchnee, D.P. Snyder, Lin King 金翎 and Stacy Mosher's competing translations of their texts. May 11 @ #PENworldvoices . Tix: bit.ly/3nHF7OA

Excited to publish a translation of this novel about translation that was written as if it were a translation 🤓

What we're reading: a collection of artwork celebrating Italo Calvino's invisible cities by Emily Temple; a Julia Cooke essay on Yoko Ono's 'cut piece;' and a horror story by Edogawa Ranpo translated by Lin King 金翎.

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“It was probably lonelier to grow up alongside a bond as strong as my mother and brother’s than to grow up alone.” A Taiwanese woman’s brother avoids calling their mother, setting off an insomniac unraveling.

Read a new #shortstory from Lin King 金翎: bostonreview.net/articles/warm-…

“My mother has not slept for seven days.” A Taiwanese woman’s brother avoids calling their mother, setting off an insomniac unraveling.

Read a new short story from Lin King: bostonreview.net/articles/warm-…

'The show had offered Reina a titillating paycheck. Plus, all the Residents lived rent-free, liberating Reina from the shoebox apartment that she and Tomoko shared.' — from 'Ha-Fu, Half, Halfie' by Lin King

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In Japan, Reina Kojima is considered a 'halfie,' a Japanese person of mixed background. When she finds herself on a Japanese reality show, her family—both in Japan and stateside—take notice. Today on Joyland Consulate: 'Ha-fu, Half, Halfie' by Lin King.

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We're doing it again! Next Thursday, Sophie Kovel and I will be presenting the second edition of our Interval Reading Series, with incredible readers like Ber Anena, Jinwoo Chong 정진우, Eyal Cohen, Lin King 金翎, Taylor Michael and more!
June 2 at KGB Bar
Doors at 7 Reading at 7:30

Lose yourself in the macabre story of an actor who transforms completely into the characters he plays, a series of unexplained murders, and the uncanny explanation for both that is “too terrible to be true” by the Japanese master of horror Edogawa Ranpo:
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It’s here! Individuals of the woodland canine persuasion run amok in our Spring 2022 issue, headlined by Hermann Hesse and Kim Hyesoon.

The best fiction, poetry, visual art, and critical texts from around the world await your discovery. Spread the word! asymptotejournal.com/apr-2022

Missed the live launch of Asian American Writers' Workshop's Margins notebook, QUEER TIME: A SPECIAL NOTEBOOK OF TAIWANESE TONGZHI LITERATURE / 酷兒時間：台灣同志文學? Never fear, you can catch up on their YouTube. Plus, it features 2021 mentee @ChiehLanTang! Watch here: bit.ly/3yb3Dbn

A young woman feels the impact of contrasting sociocultural contexts bit.ly/3sh8Qwd
Factoids by Lin King #StorySunday

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Geronimo!

#Moffat #Moffat #Moffat #Moffat #MOFFAT

最喜歡的地方: Taiwan 2012 vimeo.com/53902363