“asylum” by Yujane Chen

by Foglifter PressNov 19, 2020Foglifter Features, Volume Four

Yujane Chen is a queer migrant poet from Taiwan. They are a Pink Door Fellow, Kundiman Fellow, & the curator of Dispatches From The Stars, a literary space for migrant artists of color. They are currently earning a B.A. in Ethnic Studies at UC Berkeley, where they are a member of the 2018-2019 CalSLAM CUPSI Team.

Review of Missing Possibilities by Jaime Balboa

by Natasha Dennerstein | October 31, 2023 | Book Reviews | 0 Comments

The first of these excellent stories gives the collection its name: Missing Possibilities and concerns a runaway teenage boy. The friend looking for him tells the events in flashback and it transpires that he has been assaulted by his step-father for being or acting...

Congo, seen from the heavens : A poetry chapbook by Cianga

by Foglifter Press | October 15, 2023 | Announcements | 0 Comments

Cianga is the third winner of the Start A Riot! Chapbook Prize: In response to rapid gentrification and displacement of QTBIPOC+ literary artists in the San Francisco Bay Area, and in celebration of these communities’ revolutionary history, Foglifter Press, RADAR...

Review of Phantom Advances by Mary Lynn Reed

by Joanna Acevedo | September 5, 2023 | Book Reviews | 0 Comments

The stories in Phantom Advances, out now from Split Lip Press by debut author Mary Lynn Reed, are often hard to take. They are filled with yearning—frequently to an uncomfortable degree, and in many cases, they do not have happy endings. But they are able to capture...

Let’s Go Let’s Go Let’s Go by Cleo Qian Reviewed

by Joanna Acevedo | August 15, 2023 | Book Reviews | 0 Comments

Cleo Qian’s Let’s Go Let’s Go Let’s Go, set alternately in Japan, China, Korea and America, is reminiscent of a disco ball—no matter which way you turn it, it remains luminous, catching the light and sending shards of brilliance into the air. Forthcoming from Tin...

“asylum” by Yujane Chen

Review of Missing Possibilities by Jaime Balboa

Congo, seen from the heavens : A poetry chapbook by Cianga

Review of Phantom Advances by Mary Lynn Reed

Let’s Go Let’s Go Let’s Go by Cleo Qian Reviewed

Interview with Allison Blevins, author of Cataloguing Pain

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“asylum” by Yujane Chen

Review of Missing Possibilities by Jaime Balboa

Congo, seen from the heavens : A poetry chapbook by Cianga

Review of Phantom Advances by Mary Lynn Reed

Let’s Go Let’s Go Let’s Go by Cleo Qian Reviewed

Interview with Allison Blevins, author of Cataloguing Pain

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