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Climate fictions to diaspora reflections: Meet the AAPI Creative Writing Prize winners

Kelly Wang
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June 2
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A poster with a dark red background, graphics of books on the right and left corners and a graphic of a traditional Chinese temple on the top right corner.

The Daily’s bookworm bulletin: What to read this AAPI Heritage Month

Dana Chiueh, Hana Dao, Leyla Yilmaz, Kirsten Mettler, Carolyn Stein, Sarayu Pai and Anthony Martinez Rosales
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May 31
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Stegner Fellows Christell Victoria Roach (above, left) and Rabia Saeed (right) sit next to each others in chairs. they are in front of the large windows of the Mackenzie room, lit by the natural light of the evening.

Finding authenticity and community in writing at the final Stegner Fellow reading

Kristofer Nino
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May 18
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Lately in Literature: Everyday heroes and untold truths in ‘Small Things Like These’

Leyla Yilmaz
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May 16
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Lately in Literature: Ronan Hession’s ‘Panenka’ is a Week 5 pick-me-up novella

Leyla Yilmaz
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May 1
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Lately in literature: How to turn shark stories into existential horror

Leyla Yilmaz
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April 17
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Hieu Minh Nguyen talks with a smile. He is waring a yellow ochre colored overalls and a blue button up underneath . He also has round black glasses on

How ‘8 Mile’ inspired Hieu Minh Nguyen to write poems on queerness

Hana Dao
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April 13
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A graphic of three Stegner Fellows.

Q&A: Stanford’s emerging poets on the arts of language and teaching

Lera Kalinina
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April 6
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The Adaptations: ‘The Secret Life of Walter Mitty’

Ellen Abraham
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March 16
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Celebrating women writers from Stanford, then and now

Grace Wong
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March 16
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Lately in Literature: Grieving art in Rebecca Makkai’s ‘The Great Believers’

Leyla Yilmaz
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March 7
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A closed-up shot of poet Mary Ruefle giving a reading against the background of dark curtains

Pulitzer Prize-Finalist Mary Ruefle enlightens with reading of snow-day inspired poetry

Ellen Abraham
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March 5
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Writer Viet Thanh Nguyen delivers a lecture in front of the microphone

‘Speaking for an Other’: Pulitzer Prize-winner Viet Thanh Nguyen discusses reckoning with refugee storytelling

Hana Dao
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March 2
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Danez Smith read from their poetry collection with a broad smile on his face in front of deep red theatre curtains in the background. They hold a yellow book and speak into a black microphone in front of them.

Students and artists preach love and resilience at Poetry Live!

Leyla Yilmaz
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Feb. 26
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Lately in literature: ‘Toy Story’ meets social commentary in Dorothy Tse’s ‘Owlish’

Leyla Yilmaz
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Feb. 21
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Maya Salameh ’22 on technology, cities and girlhood coming together in poetry 

Ximena Sanchez Martinez
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Feb. 15
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Five romance novels to help you find faith in love this February

Kelly Wang
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Feb. 14
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The two stegner fellows laugh in conversation in a brightly lit room

Zombie apocalypse and epistolary poetry enlighten at Stegner Fellow reading

Ellen Abraham
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Feb. 9
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On ‘Bewilderment’: both a poetics and an ethics

Lydia Wei
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Feb. 8
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A woman having a conversation with a man in an auditorium.

Pulitzer Prize finalist Elif Batuman talks novels, sexuality and inspiration

Ellen Abraham
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Feb. 5
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