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A bunch of poems by a 30 something year old, Asian American queer who obsesses over social issues, copes with mental disabilities, enjoys blueberry pancakes at 3AM, and dreams of canoeing with his cat companion.

Kim Tal-su (1920-1997) was one of the first and leading writers of the Korean Diaspora in 20th-century Japan. The stories in this collection include the critically acclaimed novella "The Trial of Pak Tal" and cover a range of periods and topics like the struggles of Koreans in wartime Japan, the Korean War and its aftermath, and the layers of Japanese and Korean history on the island of Tsushima. Full of the writer's unique blend of humor and ...

Sunwoo Kim's debut collection of poems, If My Tongue Refuses to Remain in My Mouth, appeared in 2000, declaring in the boldest terms that at the outset of the new millennium she would bring to the page a radically different conception of poetry. Central to her work is the belief that in what Lao Tzu calls "the world of ten thousand things" the poet reveals the manifold ways in which one thing is connected to another, her poetic self-expanding ...

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Augmenting recent developments in theories of gender and sexuality, this anthology marks a compelling new phase in the scholarship on queer visual studies. Navigating notions of silence, misunderstanding, pleasure, and affects of phobia in artworks and texts, the authors in this volume propose new and surprising ways of understanding the difficulty-even failure-of the epistemology of the closet.

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A celebration of 1500 years of Korean Zen poetry