“You can look in the mirror every day and never really see yourself.”-CHINES-NESS, Wing Young Huie
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Artist Statement
Sherry Quan Lee approaches writing as a community resource and as culturally based art of an ordinary everyday practical aesthetic. Lee is a Community Instructor at Metropolitan State University (Intro to Creative Writing, Advanced Creative Writing), and has taught at Intermedia Arts, and the Loft Literary Center. She is the author of A Little Mixed Up, Guild Press, 1982 (second printing), Chinese Blackbird, a memoir in verse, published 2002 by the Asian American Renaissance, republished 2008 by Loving Healing Press, and How to Write a Suicide Note: serial essays that saved a woman’s life, Loving Healing Press, 2008.Subscribe2
SHERRY QUAN LEE
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HOW DARE WE! WRITE
SEPTUAGENARIAN
AND YOU CAN LOVE ME
LOVE IMAGINED
CHINESE BLACKBIRD
HOW TO WRITE A SUICIDE NOTE
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