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Jackson Bliss

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Jackson Bliss is the winner of the 2020 Noemi Book Award in Prose & the mixed-race/hapa author of Counterfactual Love Stories & Other Experiments (Noemi Press, 2021), Amnesia of June Bugs (7.13 Books, 2022), Dream Pop Origami (Unsolicited Press, 2022), and the hypertext, Dukkha, My Love (2017). His writing has appeared in The New York Times, Tin House, Ploughshares, Guernica, Antioch Review, ZYZZYVA, Longreads, TriQuarterly, Columbia Journal, Kenyon Review, Witness, Fiction, Santa Monica Review, Boston Review, Joyland, & Quarterly West, among others. He is the Distinguished Visiting Writer at Bowling Green State University. Follow him on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jacksonbliss & join his newsletter, MIXTAPE: https://jacksonbliss.substack. ...more

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When Your Hapa Face Becomes The Rule

I went to my first Mixed Remixed festival today at the Japanese American National Museum, and I have to say, it was an amazing experience.  For the first time in years, my phenotype, my story as a hapa writer, my experience being biracial and multicultural (in my case, Japanese, French, and American)--was the rule of the universe.  Being biracial and multicultural was normal, even common.  It Read more of this blog post »
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“Since the day he'd arrived at JFK, Aziz realized he would always be unlovable in New York for the simple reason that love served no purpose in this city. Love highjacked your professional ambition, threatened your family, and subverted your life goals. New Yorkers were too impatient, too practical, and too overworked to fall in love. They were too pushy to be that vulnerable. And love, for all its hype, mythos, and capitalist performance, was meant to be inconvenient. It forced you to make impractical decisions about your life.”
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