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#263 - March 2024 Book News

On our mid-month check in for March 2024, we recap the latest Asian American book and publishing announcements, as well as go over some exciting adaptation and festival news! Upcoming books mentioned in our publishing news: The Perfections by Lulee Ma Revolutions Are Made of Love by Sun Yung Shin …

A chat with Sun Yung Shin

Sun Yung Shin, a self-proclaimed poetry evangelist, joins us as our inaugural guest on Gobblefunking with Words. We chat about not only poetry but also her children's books, politics of writing, and even why she used to consume lots of Mountain Dew. “You can use a very few words [in poetry and pi…

005 | Korean Adoptees Part III: Reply 1987

Send us Fan Mail This is the final episode of Korean Adoptees Series. You don't wanna miss the story of Sun Yung Shin (신선영). She shares her experience of connecting with the adoption agency Holt, her first trip to South Korean in 1987, a pivotal time when Korean people were protesting dictatorship …

SCLD Podcast: Season 3, Episode 9—Winter Reading Challenge (Nov 27 2023)

In this episode, we discuss our upcoming Winter Reading Challenge and how you can participate! LEARN MORE Winter Reading Challenge (Registration starts in December 2023, challenge starts Jan 1, 2024): https://www.scld.org/digital_downloads/beanstack-online-reading-challenges/ "Where We Come From" …

On Balance: An Interview with Rachel Werner

This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund. This podcast interview with writer, educator, blogger, and health advocate Rachel Werner is a special one, f…

Twin Cities writers, illustrator share story of James and Grace Lee Boggs with young readers

A new picture book by a trio of well-known Twin Cities creatives tells the story of an American couple whose social justice writing and activism had wide-ranging influence. They were James Boggs, who was a Black union organizer in Detroit, and Grace Lee Boggs, a Chinese-American philosopher. When t…

Sun Yung Shin

326 | Sun Yung Shin My guest today is Sun Yung Shin, poet and author of the new book Heart Eater: A Memoir of Immigration, Belonging, and How We Find Ourselves in Language. Sun Yung's work examines the complexities of transracial and transnational adoption, identity, and the limits of what some ad…

Inside The Loft’s Year-Long Writing Projects with Susan Schaars

What happens when you dedicate a full year to craft, community, and mentorship? On this episode of The Loft Lit Pod, host Chris Jones dives into one of The Loft's most beloved programs: the Year-Long Writing Projects.Nonfiction cohort participant Susan Schaars joins the show to share how her work a…

Sung Yung Shin 신 선 영 and Heart Eater

Award-winning writer Sun Yung Shin 신 선 영 speaks with us about her memoir-in-essays Heart Eater: A Memoir of Immigration, Belonging, and How We Find Ourselves in Language, the inaugural selection of the Immigrant Writers on Immigrant Writing Series from Black Lawrence Press. We discuss transracial a…