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By: Nicole Wong | Under: Food and Agriculture, Issue 25: Generation - Spring 2012

A Life Designed

Pared-down style and crafting with blogger Sally J. Shim

“There’s this misinterpretation that my life is perfect,” says Sally J. Shim, whose crafts blog, Shim & Sons, has...

By: Gloria Kim | Under: Issue 24: Survival - Winter 2011, Takeout

CON-VERSE-SATIONS

Two poets and a critic discuss the current state of Asian American poetry

With so many poetry-phobes who claim to just not “get” poems, we decided it was high time to devote some much-deserved attention to poetry.

By: Abigail Licad a... | Under: Books, Issue 24: Survival - Winter 2011

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Top Three: Charles Yu

We asked Charles Yu, author of How to Live Safely in a Science Fictional Universe (Pantheon): What are the best stories of survival?

By: Charles Yu | Under: Books, Issue 24: Survival - Winter 2011

Book Review: 'Partitions' by Amit Majmudar

It’s 1947, and the last trains bearing the displaced between the soon-to-be nations of India and Pakistan have left in the midst of raging floods of communal violence.

By: Nawaaz Ahmed | Under: Books, Issue 24: Survival - Winter 2011

Book Review: 'The Good Muslim' by Tahmima Anam

Tahmima Anam’s The Good Muslim narrates the aftermath of the birth of Bangladesh as a new nation in 1971.

By: Mosarrap Hossai... | Under: Books, Issue 24: Survival - Winter 2011

Book Review: 'Leche' by R. Zamora Linmark

Fans of the Asian American classic Rolling the R's are in luck: R. Zamora Linmark's frenetic meditation on Hawaiian transnational teenagerhood is finally sequeled.

By: Claire Light | Under: Books, Issue 24: Survival - Winter 2011

Uncharted Territory

The view of Asian America from the 2010 Census

By: Nicole Wong | Under: Feature, Issue 24: Survival - Winter 2011

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Editor's Note: Moving Forward, Moving On

Hyphen is not unlike many of the subjects in this Survival Issue. While the Internet was killing traditional...

By: Harry Mok | Under: Editor's Note, Issue 24: Survival - Winter 2011

Issue 24: The Survival Issue Contributors

As a Hyphen staffer for most of the past nine years, Sita Kuratomi Bhaumik knows about survival. She was Takeout editor in our early years and then returned for a second tour as...

By: Lisa Wong Macabasco | Under: Contributors, Issue 24: Survival - Winter 2011

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Mosey with us through the South, a region rich with history and culture -- and one that is vital to, but often overlooked in, Asian American history.

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