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Frank Chin

Fiction

Interviewed by: Robert Stewart

Catalog Number: 19930319

The controversial Chinese-American author reads from his novel DONALD DUK and vehemently expresses his views on literature contributing to racial stereotypes, including the work of popular Chinese-American authors Amy Tan and Maxine Hong-Kingston.

| Subject Matter: Chinese | Interview Year: 1991 | Genre: Fiction |

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Winners Announced: New Letters Literary Awards

New Letters is pleased to announce the 2018 winners of the $2,500 Conger Beasley Jr. Prize for Nonfiction, the $1,500 New Letters Prize for Fiction, and the $1,500 Prize for Poetry. See the winners, judges, and finalists here.

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