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January 26, 2021  by Shin Yu Pai

Spirited Stone Panel at Town Hall

I moderated this program last week which is now available in the Town Hall media archives:

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January 26, 2021  by Shin Yu Pai

New Poem at Hobart

Thanks to Dorothy Chan for publishing a new poem at Hobart.

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January 26, 2021  by Shin Yu Pai

UCR Writers Week

I’ll be sharing my work on February 17 at 1 pm PST.

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January 4, 2021  by Shin Yu Pai

New collaborations

UK filmmaker David Ian Bickley made this film to go with my poem “starshine.”

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December 24, 2020  by Shin Yu Pai

Best Books of 2020

ENSO landed on the Boston Globe’s best books of 2020.

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December 20, 2020  by Shin Yu Pai

Coming up in January..

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November 30, 2020  by Shin Yu Pai

Reviewed at Ecotheo

Thanks to Genevieve Hartman for her generous review of Enso.

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November 29, 2020  by Shin Yu Pai

Dorothy Chan reviews ENSO

Thanks to poet Dorothy Chan for reviewing ENSO in Big Other.

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November 18, 2020  by Shin Yu Pai

Prickly Pear Podcast Interview

Delighted to be part of Blue Cactus’ Prickly Pear podcast series.

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November 9, 2020  by Shin Yu Pai

New interview up at Interlocutor

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Yes Yoko Ono

一
Stones
Remove a stone from an unmarked pile.
Choose one pile to add it to -
a mound of joy
or a mound of sorrow.
Or take a stone from a mound of sorrow
and move it to a mound of joy.

二
Painting to let the evening light come through
Lift the blind of the bedroom window.
Place a clear glass bottle
on the window sill.
The painting exists when
the stars have risen.

三

Painting for the wind
Write down your favorite words
on separate scraps of paper.
Leave the paper where there is wind.
The scraps of paper can be lottery receipts,
business cards, or paper napkins.
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