AAWW Fave: I Can’t Go On…I’ll Go On
We’re stepping back in time to select favorite AAWW Radio episodes to republish for our new listeners. This week, listen to a reading and conversation from 2018 with brilliant experimental Asian...
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Press Play with Aria Aber, lê thị diễm thúy, and Eugene Lim
. Welcome to Press Play, a regular round-up of our digital programming to keep you company at home. New on AAWW at Home: Whiting Award-winning poet Aria Aber talks us through her shelter-in-place life...
View ArticleAAWW Fave: Breaking Caste
We’re taking you back to an AAWW Radio episode of one of our favorite events from 2018, Breaking Caste, featuring Sujatha Gidla, Neel Mukherjee, and Gaiutra Bahadur. After reading from their work, the...
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Press Play with Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha, Rowan Hisayo Buchanan and...
Welcome to Press Play, a regular round-up of our digital programming to keep you company at home. AAWW New on AAWW at Home: Rowan Hisayo Buchanan joins us to talk about her new novel, Starling Days...
View ArticleAAWW Fave: You Don’t Say No To Yuri Kochiyama
Today is the legendary activist Yuri Kochiyama’s birthday! We’re celebrating by revisiting one of our favorite AAWW Radio episodes You Don’t Say No to Yuri Kochiyama, featuring audio from our 2005...
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Press Play with PEN America
AAWW Welcome to Press Play, a regular round-up of AAWW digital programming to keep you company at home! NEW AT AAWW This week, in collaboration with PEN America, we held a Day of Solidarity against...
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Press Play with Rajiv Mohabir and Kay Ulanday Barrett
Welcome to Press Play, a regular round-up of AAWW digital programming to keep you company at home! NEW AT AAWW Rajiv Mohabir, the poet and winner of the Restless Books’ New Immigrant Writing Prize on...
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Radical Feminist Solidarities: A Reading List
To help us launch Black and Asian Feminist Solidarities, leaders from Black Women Radicals and the Asian American Feminist Collective each reflected on books that have shaped, catalyzed, and...
View ArticleGlobal Chinatowns: Histories of Resistance & Community
Welcome to our Love Letter to Chinatown Episode! We’re happy to feature Mei Lum, Diane Wong, and Huiying B. Chan, the curators of Homeward Bound: Global Intimacies in Converging Chinatowns, hosted at...
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100 Essential Books by Iranian Writers: An Introduction & Nonfiction
[Editor’s Note: This week, we relaunch our monthly Bookmarks feature with a five-part series on 100 essential books by Iranian writers available in English, researched and curated by Niloufar Talebi....
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100 Essential Books by Iranian Writers: Poetry, Hybrid Works, Anthologies
[Editor’s Note: This week, we relaunch our monthly Bookmarks feature with a five-part series on 100 essential books by Iranian writers available in English, researched and curated by Niloufar Talebi....
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100 Essential Books by Iranian Writers: Graphic Novels, Culinary Books, &...
[Editor’s Note: This week, we relaunch our monthly Bookmarks feature with a five-part series on 100 essential books by Iranian writers available in English, researched and curated by author and...
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100 Essential Books by Iranian Writers: Classics in Translation
[Editor’s Note: This week, we relaunch our monthly Bookmarks feature with a five-part series on 100 essential books by Iranian writers available in English, researched and curated by author and...
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100 Essential Books by Iranian Writers: Fiction
[Editor’s Note: This week, we relaunched our monthly Bookmarks feature with a five-part series on 100 essential books by Iranian writers available in English, researched and curated by author and...
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On the Days We Can Get Up and Pick Up That Pencil: A CreateNow Digital Zine...
Today, we launch a digital zine featuring work by teen writers and artists who were part of AAWW’s 2019-2020 CreateNow program. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit New York City early this Spring,...
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Seven Writers On the YA Fiction That Has Shaped Their Work
For our monthly Bookmarks series, this October we asked seven YA fiction writers with new or recently published books to recommend two works of Young Adult fiction that have been important to them,...
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Nine Picks from the Editors of the South Asian Avant-Garde
Imagine a new literary anthology showcasing South Asia. Smart. Spiky. Political. Unafraid. An anthology that elevates artists from places beyond a few Indian cities—introduces us to mainstream voices...
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Bookmarks: Best of 2020
We’re closing out this year with our favorite graphic novels, chapbooks, fan fiction, poetry collections, and novels published in 2020. Read about our picks below. I searched through my iPhone photo...
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Democracy Dreams: A Pedagogy of Struggle in Thailand
Editors’ Note: Today, we kick-off a new series on The Margins: Syllabus. The syllabus is another way to tell a story. It can give us the tools to build a new understanding of an idea or event or...
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Introducing the 2021 Margins and Open City Fellows
The Asian American Writers’ Workshop is devoted to nurturing and publishing creative writing and reportage by Asian and Asian diasporic writers. Our fellowships materially improve the lives of...
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