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Hmong writers read

The diversity of the community conversation in the Valley constantly fascinates me. I love hearing and telling people's stories, so I love it when people like the Hmong are able to tell about their fascinating adventures.

The Hmong American Writers' Circle (HAWC) will have a presentation from 7-9 p.m. on July 26 at the Fresno Art Museum's Bonner Auditorium (2233 N. First St., First and Clinton) called “New Threads: An Evening With Hmong American Writers and Artists”.

The creative voices of Hmong writers will touch on a range of topics, such as cultural identity, the Hmong American experience, and international issues, among others. Emceed by Korean American poet Lee Herrick, this free event will feature readings/performances from local Hmong American poets/writers, photographers, and a filmmaker.

For more information, call Burlee Vang at 892-7593 or Cindy Thao at 824-8652.

Comments

I went to this reading last night, and I was incredibly impressed by these writers and their organization. It was truly world class. What a fantastic discovery and a true gem in our community.

~C

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