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Interview with For this series of interviews, THROUGHLINES will be interviewing artists, writers, and editors to interrogate the relationship between cultural production and the production of race and power. YAP is a small art press based in New York City, started by Larissa Pham, Clare Mao, Jaime Chu, and Jeesoo Lee. On the eve of their […]

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A List of Recent Poetry Books from APA Writers, 2010-2018 This incomplete list is one in a series of inventories THROUGHLINES is developing as an informal resource for students, researchers and writers to find adjacencies among established and new writers alike. For an updated list of titles, visit: http://kaya.com/throughlines/inventories/. 2010 Pier – Janine Oshiro The Morning […]

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Kaya’s Newest Release: Sutra and Bible Sutra and Bible is the companion catalog to the Japanese American National Museum’s exhibit, “Sutra and Bible: Faith and the Japanese American World War II Incarceration.” You can visit in person until November 27, 2022 or enjoy a video walkthrough of the gallery. This is the first museum exhibition to feature […]

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Interview with Claire Light In this new series of author interviews, THROUGHLINES presents writers with standard questions that reveal where their releases fit in the world of academia. Claire Light is an activist and author, working in the Asian American and disabled communities. Monkey Around, her new novel written under the pen name Jadie Jang, […]

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A List of Recent Books from API Diasporic Writers, 2018-2022 This incomplete list is one in a series of inventories THROUGHLINES is developing as an informal resource for students, researchers and writers to find adjacencies among established and new writers alike. For an updated list of titles, visit: http://kaya.com/throughlines/inventories/. 2018 Poetry Eye Level – Jenny Xie […]