Cover Story
Of his new novel, Aloft, Chang-rae Lee says, "I'm sure people will say, 'Why did you write about a white guy?'" Italian American, no less. The acclaimed Asian-American novelist's response? "Not all my heroes are Korean."
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Mar/Apr 2004
Features
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Talent as Persistence: A Profile of Bob Hicok
by Glenn Deutsch
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This Way Up: A Profile of Chang-rae Lee
by Amy Rosenberg
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Conferences and Residencies
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High Lonesome: Wyoming's Ucross and Jentel
by Lisa A. Phillips
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Entering the Seed: Hedgebrook
by Alicia Vogl Saenz
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Swiss Cachet: The Geneva Writers' Conference
by Linda Lappin
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The Learning Season: The Writers' Center at Chautauqua
by Jane Ciabattari
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Writing En Route: My Year as a Colony Traveler
by Margo Rabb
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News and Trends
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Academy Rolls Out Red Carpet in April
by Mary Gannon
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Before and After National Poetry Month
by Kevin Larimer
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Literary MagNet
by Kevin Larimer
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Page One: Where New and Noteworthy Books Begin
by Staff
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Professor Palahniuk? Not Quite
by Jeff Sartain
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Small Press Points
by Kevin Larimer
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Everyone's a Critic (Even My Cousin)
by Joseph Skibell
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The Literary Life
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My Father's Garden: Tending a Literary Legacy
by Sebastian Matthews
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Imperative: Stand Up Poetry in Los Angeles and Beyond
by Sandra Tarling
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Poets on Place: A New Series
by W.T. Pfefferle
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The Practical Writer
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Dear Program Director: How (and How Not) to Solicit for Readings
by Martin Lammon
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