*Co-winner of Nightboat¿s Poetry Prize.  *Written between 2015-2021 during a time of pervasive sadness in her early 20s, the poems ask readers to look at sadness and record the intimacies that emotions can create. 
 *Written while recording her paternal grandfather's stories about the Chinese Civil War, her family¿s migration to Taiwan and her parent¿s migration from Taiwan to the US these poems form a telling and retelling¿that live at the boundary of English and Chinese and in the triangle that two migratory pathways created. 
*Author has been granted numerous honors, fellowships, and residencies including the Pushcart Prize in 2022, the Poetry Society of America Chapbook Fellowship, the Storyknife Writers Retreat, Bread Loaf Writers¿ Conference, the Community of Writers at Squaw Valley, Art Farm, and the Fine Arts Work Center. 
*Author is well connected in the New York poetry community as a former co-curator of the Segue Series and as a former Margins Fellow at the Asian American Writers¿ Workshop. 
 *Author holds an MFA from Rutgers University¿Newark, where she was a Part-Time Lecturer. She is also a Teaching Artist at Loft Literary Center, teaching the online course ¿Boundless Poetry: Writing Our Own Rules.¿ 
*Author¿s poetry has been widely published in journals like American Poetry Review, The Marins, New Ohio Review, The Adroit Journal, PANK, Washington Square Journal, and The Offing.