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BESSIE LIU

Appreciating the beauty of natural phenomena

By BESSIE LIU | April 26, 2018

Mukherjee explorations of the history of cancer

By BESSIE LIU | April 12, 2018

Foster Wallace’s essay on the ethics of eating lobster

By BESSIE LIU | March 29, 2018

Why I don’t always enjoy reading classic literature

By BESSIE LIU | March 8, 2018

The beautiful tragedy in the novel My Sister's Keeper

By BESSIE LIU | February 22, 2018

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Liu’s household often avoided directly talking about death and mortality.

My many thoughts on life, death and mortality

By BESSIE LIU | February 8, 2018

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White’s poetry connects images of ballerinas to those of a child floating.

In defense of prose poetry: the work of Allison Benis White

By BESSIE LIU | November 30, 2017

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Kaya Press promotes works written by Asian and Pacific Islander authors.

Independent publishers create a space for more diverse voices

By BESSIE LIU | November 9, 2017

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Kalanithi had to take a critical look at his surgery career after his diagnosis.

Kalanithi’s beautiful reflection on life and mortality

By BESSIE LIU | October 26, 2017

A look into the unique style of McCrae’s poetry

By BESSIE LIU | October 12, 2017

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