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Feng Sun Chen

‘Every day, I see a monstrosity in the kissing hole.’

Granta 137
23rd November 2016
Granta 137
23rd November 2016

Feng Sun Chen

Feng Sun Chen lives in Minneapolis and is the author of two poetry collections, Butcher’s Tree and The 8th House.

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