Category: Maureen Tai
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[FICTION] “Matricide on the Morning Bus” by Maureen Tai Maureen Tai on her story: There is always a kernel of truth in everything I write. In “Matricide on the Morning Bus”, there are many kernels, mostly drawn from having lived…
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📁 RETURN TO JUST ANOTHER DAY The MTR is crowded with faces we can see and faces we cannot. The air conditioners blast Arctic air as we head towards the department store, looking for the new swimsuit that my teenage daughter…
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From Issue 42 of Cha: An Asian Literary Journal (January 2019). [POEM] “Life We Can No Longer See” by Maureen Tai Yeh Yeh loses the use of his legs when I turn twelve.Two years later, he loses the use of…
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