Bill Cheng's Blog, page 4
June 9, 2015
Is it weird being Asian?
YH it’s so weird being from that one Asian race which has that one Asian ethnicity. Every morning I wake up and go brush my teeth with rice and then ring my Dad who lives in the republic of tokyonistan and we talk in our one Asian language about how weird it is to be Asian. Fuck off.
June 2, 2015
Jimmy Lee Williams - Hoot Your Belly
Jimmy Lee Williams - Hoot Your Belly
May 20, 2015
Just a couple of spots left for my workshop Writers-in-Progress...
Just a couple of spots left for my workshop Writers-in-Progress at @aaww this Friday! If you were planning on signing up, now’s the time to do it.
May 16, 2015
May 15, 2015
Photos from One Story Literary Debutantes Reading, May 14, 2015
All of the debutantes held up their issue of One Story. From top left: Scott Cheshire, Matt Sumell, Austin Bunn, editor Hannah Tinti, Matthew Baker, Ted Thompson, Andrew Roe, Diane Cook, Anne Valente, Katie Coyle, and Mia Alvar
Hannah Tinti, Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief of One Story hosted the event. She wore a funny hat.
Each of the debutantes are authors who appeared in One Story and who have a debut book released during the past year. The authors read in order of publication.
Andrew Roe, Issue 41. The Miracle Girl was released in April.
Austin Bunn, Issue 68. He reads from his debut story collection, The Brink, at Powerhouse Arena on Monday.
Mia Alvar, Issue 165. Her story collection In the Country is forthcoming on June 16.
Katie Coyle, Issue 192. Colye is the author of the Vivian Apple series.
Diane Cook, Issue 196. She reads from her debut Man V. Nature at Franklin Park Reading Series on Monday.
Ted Thomson, Issue 22. Thompson is the first One Teen Story debutante. Read about the launch of his debut, The Land of Steady Habits on English Kills Review.
Matt Sumell, Issue 201. Making Nice was released in February.
Matthew Baker, Issue 203 If You Find This was released in March.
Anne Valente, Issue 205. By Light We knew Our Names was released in September of last year.
Scott Cheshire, Issue 206. Read about Scott Cheshire’s launch of debut novel High as the Horses’ Bridle on English Kills Review.
“…it’s like a good liniment, you take a taste of it...
“…it’s like a good liniment, you take a taste of it and it’s good for whatever ails you…”
he was one of the few that when I heard him, I couldn’t help but...
he was one of the few that when I heard him, I couldn’t help but listen
if it weren’t for the man above, I would not be where I am...
if it weren’t for the man above, I would not be where I am today; I can’t even imagine where I would be, who I would be.
