On November 3, 2022, I was part of a panel at the Inlandia Institute’s ArtsWalk event. My co-panelists were Carlos Cortes, Ellen Estilai, Terria Smith, and James Coates. We were moderated by the wonderful Minerva Canto Bunch. You can watch…
I’m part of the table read for my friend Lisa Chiu’s sitcom pilot, STRINGS, which she co-wrote with writer Claire Robinson May. For more, check out this graphic–and write to Lisa and Claire to get on the list to attend!
On Saturday, March 26, 12:10-1:10 PM Eastern, join me and Taiwanese-American writers Grace Loh Prasad, Lisa Chiu, and Grace Hwang Lynch as we read from our works about, and discuss, the Taiwanese-American experience.
March 13-19 45 minSunday, March 13 noon CST /10am PSTMonday-Friday, March 14-18 7pm CST /5pm PSTSaturday, March 19 noon CST /10am PST Pay attention. Be astonished. Tell about it. –Mary Oliver Do you long to write but struggle to make…
March 3, 2PM ET Learn more about the how and why of Yi Shun’s new column at The Writer, “Broadening our Bookshelves.” Sign up for The Writer‘s newsletter to get details.
A new legal case claims Idaho’s transgender athlete ban makes sense if you frame it in Title IX terms. I was neck-deep in Title IX for months working on a museum exhibit. Here’s why that explanation fails.
Sometime late in 2019 I started thinking about what it would be like to act on something that felt pretty outsized: What if I were to share my stage with people who could use more eyeballs on their work? I…
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As I’m typing, I’m listening in on a room I wouldn’t have had much opportunity to step into before. It’s a room on digital accessibility, and it’s on Clubhouse. Access to great conversations that I didn’t know were going on…
In July, I started a new publication called Reads & Eats. (View it here.) Each month, I pen an essay about an American food I’m obsessed with, from club sandwiches to Long John Silver’s crumbly bits and everything in between….
