Indigenous Tsou writer Faisu Mukunana from Taiwan writes about the transition of rule when she was a little girl.
Image by Bernard Gagnon.
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Taiwanese indigenous writer Faisu Mukunana writes about her childhood, translated by Dr. Yao-Chung Tsao. Photo by Guillaume Briard.
This excerpt is from her book Dear Ak'i, Please Don't Be Upset(translated by Dr. Tsao Yao-Chung) Read More
After several weeks of the passing of her beloved, Ginny Jaramillo wrote to him about the beauty of wilderness they had shared.
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How to deal the ordeal of losing the beloved one? Mary Hamilton's hopeful poem for those sharing the same pain
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Lin’s ABC Doggie Bites Piggie is the love story of Marva, a young woman living during the time of regime handover in the 1940s. Luo’s Nomad is an urban fantasy of today’s Taipei.
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Indigenous Tsou writer Faisu Mukunana's memory of building a house with her father and brothers
This excerpt is from her book Dear Ak'i, Please Don't Be Upset(translated by Dr. Tsao Yao-Chung)
Oil Painting by Ling Chen
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