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September 15, 2021  by Shin Yu Pai

Montana Book Festival

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September 15, 2021  by Shin Yu Pai

New essay at Zocalo Public Square

Thanks to the editors at Zocalo Public Square for publishing a new essay piece.

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September 15, 2021  by Shin Yu Pai

Seattle Met essay

Thanks to Seattle Met for publishing this short essay on mutual aid and community.

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August 28, 2021  by Shin Yu Pai

Shelf Awareness

I’m featured at a recent edition of Shelf Awareness.

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August 15, 2021  by Shin Yu Pai

New essay at SSE

Where Beauty Lies
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August 13, 2021  by Shin Yu Pai

Today at The Rumpus

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August 3, 2021  by Shin Yu Pai

Spine Magazine feature

Thanks to Hiba Tahir for featuring my work at Spine Magazine.

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August 3, 2021  by Shin Yu Pai

Ms. Magazine interview

Shanta Lee Gander interviewed me for Ms. Magazine.

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July 27, 2021  by Shin Yu Pai

South Seattle Emerald

I wrote a personal essay for SSE on taking a self-defense class coming out of the pandemic.

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July 27, 2021  by Shin Yu Pai

10 Questions at Poets & Writers

So excited to be featured today at Poets & Writers!

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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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