Prose at The Poetry Center: May-lee Chai and Junse Kim

Thursday, November 8, 2018, 7:00 pm
Photo of May-lee Chai and photo of Junse Kim reading his poetry
Creative Writing faculty members May-lee Chai and Junse Kim read from their prose. Free.
Location: 
Humanities Building, The Poetry Center
Directions: 
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Website: 
The Poetry Center and American Poetry Archives
Sponsor: 
The Poetry Center
Contact: 
The Poetry Center
E-mail: 
poetry@sfsu.edu
Phone: 
415-338-2227
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May-lee Chai

Assistant Professor May-lee Chai is the author of nine books, including her new collection of stories Useful Phrases for Immigrants; memoir Hapa Girl, a Kiriyama Prize Notable Book; the novel Tiger Girl, which won an Asian/Pacific American Award for Literature; and her original translation from Chinese to English of the 1934 Autobiography of Ba Jin. Her short prose has been published widely, including in The Rumpus, Missouri Review, Seventeen, Glimmer Train, Dallas Morning News and San Francisco Chronicle. Chai joined SF State in 2017.

Junse Kim

Lecturer Junse Kim is the recipient of a Pushcart Prize, a Faulkner Short Story Award and the Philip Roth Residence in Creative Writing at Bucknell University. His fiction and creative nonfiction has been published in Ontario Review, ZYZZYVA, Cimarron Review and Fourteen Hills, as well as two anthologies: Pushcart Prize XXVII and Echoes Upon Echoes: New Korean American Writing.