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Obsessions Create Ripple Effects in "At the End of the World There Is a Pond" - Los Angeles Weekly Times

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Steven Duong’s debut collection, At the End of the World There Is a Pond, is born out of his obsession with the idea of containment, both of nature and as a second-generation Vietnamese American. Bridging the esoteric and the intimate, his poetry grapples with questions of the self in the context of familial and literary ancestors. An Iowa Writers’ Workshop graduate, he negotiates ghosts, memories, fiction as meta-narrative in poetry, and the l…

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