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“The death sentence for a eucalyptus on Chang’s block is her jumping off point for Tree of Knowledge .”
“She writes “The Annotated Nightstand” column at Lit Hub and lives in Los Angeles.”
“She is also editor and co-translator of Smoke Drifts (World Poetry Books, 2025), a collection of Nadia Anjuman's poetry.”
“Parks poems have a quiet and meditative tone that I always appreciate.”
“Then I read Indecency and also loved the short fiction form.”
“Kenyon Review, Volume XLVIII, Number 1, 2026 The Kenyon Review is one of my favorite literary journals.”
“I thought I’d keep reading Cain’s work because I enjoy her tight, lyrical, patient, and perceptive prose.”
“Karen Solie, The Caiplie Caves I’ve been curious about Karen Solie’s work for a while so I thought this might be a good place to start.”
“He was eleven years old and a wonderful companion during some of the most challenging times in my life.” * Amina Cain, Creature I read Cain’s A Horse at Night: On Writing and really loved the patience and quiet tone of the book.”
“All Our Ordinary Stories Amina Cain annotated nightstand Cecily Parks Creature Karen Solie Kenyon Review Kevin Young Michael Ann Holly Nathalie Léger Night Watch Suite for Barbara Loden Summer 2025 Teresa Wong The Caiplie Caves The Melancholy Art The Seeds Tree of Knowledge Victoria Chang Virginia Quarterly Review Virginia Quarterly Review Winter 2025 Volume XLVIII Diana Arterian Diana Arterian is the author of the recent poetry collection Agrippina the Younger (Northwestern UP, 2025), which received the 2026 William Carlos Williams Award from the Poetry Society of America.”
“My reading interests parallel my general interests—poetry, genre-defying prose, contemporary philosophy, and art criticism.”
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“A Poetry Editor at Noemi Press, Diana has received fellowships from the Banff Centre, Millay Arts, and Yaddo.”
“Natasha Lehrer and Cécile Menon) This is a book I’ve wanted to read for a while, published by Dorothy Project.”
“First-person poems in red ink sit on the opposite page in spare found-text verse from newspaper clippings and the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882.”
“Virginia Quarterly Review, Winter 2025, 101/4 On the cover of this VQR, there’s a photo of miners but you can’t really see their faces or much else.”
“Before diving into her annotations of each title, Chang says of her to-read pile: “I typically have many books lying around and here’s a small selection of what I plan to read next, or have recently started reading.”
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“Teresa Wong, All our Ordinary Stories I was on a panel at AWP with Teresa Wong a few years ago called “When Words Are Not Enough: Graphic Literature and Diasporic Histories.” I wanted to read this graphic memoir before the panel but ran out of time.”
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“Cecily Parks, The Seeds I’ve read all of Parks’ books and look forward to seeing how these poems might navigate natural themes that intersect with life.”