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2021 @USForArts + @GuggFellows Fellow. Author of How to Write an Autobiographical Novel. Prof of CW @dartmouth.
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On being ruthless with revision

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By Sarah Wang, Alexander Chee
| The Creative Independent
On being ruthless with revision Author Sarah Wang on getting feedback from editors, sustaining momentum on a years-long project, and making yourself laugh June 11, 2026 - As told to Bronwen Lam, 2400 words. Tags: Writing, Beginnings, Adversity, Collaboration, Process, Production.
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On Lio Min’s Beating Heart Baby as “Portable Fortress of Dreams”

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By Alexander Chee
| EIN News
Alexander Chee Considers the 2022 YA Romance Lio Min’s 2022 novel, Beating Heart Baby, begins with a charming queer Filipino high school senior trumpet player named Santi being driven to his new high school by his beloved guardian, Aya, taking in the sight of “the city of a thousand cities,” as he calls it—as beautiful an evocation of Los Angeles as any I’ve ever heard.
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On Lio Min’s Beating Heart Baby as “Portable Fortress of Dreams”

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By Alexander Chee
| Literary Hub Verified
Lio Min’s 2022 novel, Beating Heart Baby, begins with a charming queer Filipino high school senior trumpet player named Santi being driven to his new high school by his beloved guardian, Aya, taking in the sight of “the city of a thousand cities,” as he calls it—as beautiful an evocation of Los Angeles as any I’ve ever heard.
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