Asian American Poetry Unbound
I am thrilled (and a little flabbergasted) to announce that an interview that Diane Goettel, Executive Editor of Black Lawrence Press, conducted with me about Lantern Review earlier this spring has been published as the Feature Article in the 78th issue of Sapling, Black Lawrence’s electronic small press newsletter. Diane has very kindly given me permission to share an excerpt of the interview here on the LR Blog this week.
Our guest post for Kenji Liu’s APIA Heritage Month Series is now live on the Best American Poetry Blog!
Click below to read Iris’s thoughts on the interdisciplinary inflections in LR contributors Aryanil Mukherjee’s and Kimberly Alidio’s work:
“across and thru”+”this mean time”: Aryanil Mukherjee, Kimberly Alidio, and the Interdisciplinary Lens [Iris A. Law for Lantern Review at the Best American Poetry Blog]
Thank you so much once again to Kenji for this opportunity. Please continue to check back at The Best American Poetry Blog throughout the week for more posts by Gerald Maa, Barbara Jane Reyes, and by Kenji himself. We also highly recommend Patricia Ikeda’s installment in the series, which went live yesterday.
We are pleased to announce that the Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation has graciously reprinted one of LR Associate Editor Mia Malhotra’s Weekly Prompt posts in their newsletter (and on their web site)! Click here to read the reprinted post, or here to read the original. Many thanks to the kind folks at the Foundation for their generosity. Mia, we are proud of you!