Just a brief note. My ode to San Fran won the Lonely Planet #twities competition this week! The weekly contest sponsored by the Lonely Planet travel book series (@lonelyplanet on Twitter) asked people to tweet about San Francisco, New York or both (!) this week. I won the San Fran tweet, and thus got my [...]
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San Francisco, how do I love thee? Let me tweet the ways (<140 characters)
Posted in Literary Awards, Twitter, Writing Process, tagged #twities, Allen Ginsberg, Carl Sandburg, City Lights, Howl, James Franco, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Lonely Planet, San Francisco, Twitter on April 14, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Posted in Asian American Literature, China, photos, pictures, Twitter, Writing Process, tagged Asian American Literature, China, may-lee chai, Twitter, winberg chai on August 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
You can now follow me on Twitter @Mayleechai or @ChinaAtoZ (tips on Chinese culture, etiquette and politics written by me and my father, Winberg Chai). My father has his own political-oriented tweets @winbergchai. (He’s a political scientist, after all!)
More Questions on “Saving Sourdi”
Posted in Asian American Literature, Asian Pacific American, Book Club Guide, Dragon Chica, Facebook Fan Page, Questions from readers, Saving Sourdi, Twitter, tagged Asian American Literature, Bedford/St. Martin's Anthology of Literature, Dragon Chica, Facebook, Saving Sourdi on December 8, 2008 | 6 Comments »
Today I received another question about my story “Saving Sourdi.” I thought the writer had some very good insights and thought it might be helpful to other students so am posting his letter and questions below. I will not put his name on this post unless he emails me with his permission to do so. [...]
