by Andy Shi
“Hor Lee is…as un-PC as any set from Dave Chappelle or Bill Burr, but his scathing jokes assumes a supportive role behind his heartfelt efforts to remake himself and reconnect with his family.” Continue reading
Tag Archives: Leland Cheuk
Features / Fiction / Interviews / Poetry
Chance Vibrations in Peoples’ Minds: A Q&A with Alex Behr
by Ericka Taylor
“I wasn’t sure that I could create fiction that adults would want to read. My self-doubt flourishes. I applied to grad school at the University of San Francisco in creative nonfiction, was rejected, and, pissed off, signed up for an intro to fiction class at UC Berkeley Extension. I was terrified, but terror is good.”
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Features / Fiction / Interviews / Nonfiction
Buoyed, Unflinching, “As Honestly As Possible”: Q&A with Leland Cheuk
by Shoba Viswanathan
“There were lots of reasons not to keep writing. Constant rejection and lack of money being the primary ones. But I think we writers are buoyed by the smallest positive developments.” Continue reading
