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The Art of the Artistic Process
“I have yearned for the right to have nothing to say, and the confidence to say it anyway.”
Eleven Reasons Why Asian Americans Are (Very) Good At Math
“Because our dark-haired fathers, wooden rulers snapping in tanned fists, forced us to be great at it.”
To Embody This Target
“She didn’t want to commiserate. She wanted me not to have seen, not to know what it is like to move through the world embodying that particular target.”
Same Question, Many Answers
The answer to the “Negro question” is a mix of sermon and jeremiad, calling attention to the gap between a desired moral universe and disastrous present reality.
So Many Feelings About Cathy Park Hong’s Minor Feelings
In Hong’s essay on her fraught relationships with female friends during college, the topic of mental illness goes largely unaddressed—as it often is in Asian American culture.
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The winners of the 2026 Breakout Prize are Nico Amador in poetry, selected by Cynthia Cruz, and Imogen Osborne in prose, selected by Alexandra Kleeman.