#163: Time Travel (WWII/1970s); Elsa Valmidiano, Tenzing Rigdol, Elizabeth Showarchert, Tatay Ete, Ememem, David Wilson; Ben&Ben and The Brothers Comatose with AJ Lee
I forgot to mention that as a new immigrant (I was in my early twenties) I discovered the public library. One of the first books I borrowed over and over was “The Teachings of Don Juan.” The line that stuck with me was, “When faced with two paths, choose the one with a heart.”
Everything happens within a genre. It can’t be that bad: I tipped off one of our USC colleagues to a romance novel, which they enjoyed and added to their Asian American lit syllabus.
Another fascinating issue, Jean. My husband and I are going to see Ben&Ben in San Jose—can't wait!
Thanks, Ver. Sounds like a fun night for you two!
I forgot to mention that as a new immigrant (I was in my early twenties) I discovered the public library. One of the first books I borrowed over and over was “The Teachings of Don Juan.” The line that stuck with me was, “When faced with two paths, choose the one with a heart.”
Thank you. The planes overhead!!
Everything happens within a genre. It can’t be that bad: I tipped off one of our USC colleagues to a romance novel, which they enjoyed and added to their Asian American lit syllabus.
It’s also Air Show season in San Diego. I work close to the Air Station and when the planes practice, every car alarm sounds off.
Can’t wait to hear more about your epistolary project.
Thanks, Rachielle. Yes, it's that time of year . . . things get noisy around here. :-)