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Make I Here
Short story published online at SomeSuch Stories' website; excerpted from their print issue Somesuch Stories 4 (Goodreads entry here).
Somesuch Stories is an annual print magazine packed with original insight into contemporary experiences of culture, nature, sex, spirituality, identity, and society.
It exists to champion unique voices; engender curiosity; enhance our understanding of our fellow humans – and to entertain, of course.
Somesuch Stories is the publishing platform of Somesuch, an award-winning, London and Los Angeles-based production company that makes films, documentaries, commercials, music videos and entertainment.
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Photograph [at top of short story online and used here on Goodreads as Cover] by YZ Chin.
Somesuch Stories is an annual print magazine packed with original insight into contemporary experiences of culture, nature, sex, spirituality, identity, and society.
It exists to champion unique voices; engender curiosity; enhance our understanding of our fellow humans – and to entertain, of course.
Somesuch Stories is the publishing platform of Somesuch, an award-winning, London and Los Angeles-based production company that makes films, documentaries, commercials, music videos and entertainment.
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Photograph [at top of short story online and used here on Goodreads as Cover] by YZ Chin.
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First published November 1, 2018
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YZ Chin
7 books100 followersYZ Chin is the author of Edge Case and Though I Get Home. Edge Case is a New York Times Editors' Choice and an NPR Books We Love pick for 2021. Though I Get Home won the Louise Meriwether First Book Prize and the Asian/Pacific American Award For Literature honor title.
YZ is also a translator of Mahua literature. Her translations into English include works by Li Zi Shu, King Ban Hui, and Teng Kuan Kiat. Her work has been supported by NEA and MacDowell fellowships. Born and raised in Taiping, Malaysia, she now lives in New York.
YZ is also a translator of Mahua literature. Her translations into English include works by Li Zi Shu, King Ban Hui, and Teng Kuan Kiat. Her work has been supported by NEA and MacDowell fellowships. Born and raised in Taiping, Malaysia, she now lives in New York.
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