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<div class="gmail_quote">Dear CW folks!<br><br>I thought some of you might be potentially interested in this. There's a Mellon Group that will be investigating Asian/American Cultural Studies in the 21st century & will be bringing writers & other speakers to campus. Prof. Traise Yamamoto of the English Department is heading the effort up.<br>
<br>The 1st meeting is:<br>
When: Thursday, 2 October, 2:15-3:15<br>
Where: English Dept. conference room (2212)<br>
<br>If you're interested, please e-mail her at <a href="mailto:traise.yamamoto@ucr.edu">traise.yamamoto@ucr.edu</a> to get added to the list. I have the Mellon proposal & some other notes -- if you're interested in seeing it, please e-mail me offlist for it.<br>
<br>Also, the 1st writer coming will be David Mura, who will be reading from his new novel, <i>Famous Suicides of the Japanese Empire</i>, just out from Coffee House Press. He's reading Thursday, October 9, 4:30-6pm at HMNSS 1500.<br>
<br>Ching-In<br></div>-- <br>~~~~~<br>Ching-In Chen<br>THE HEART'S TRAFFIC (Arktoi Books/Red Hen Press forthcoming 2009)<br><a href="http://www.redhen.org/arktoi.asp">www.redhen.org/arktoi.asp</a><br>
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