Books:
-Kappa by Ryunosuke Akutagawa, New Directions (2023)

Magazines:
-Yoko Uema, “Clean Water,” Guernica (2023)
-The Koyama-san Notebook Workshop, “A Path That Leads to Heaven: Voices from -Tokyo’s Blue Tent Village,” The Baffler (2023)
-“A Passion for Living in the Present: A Conversation with Yuko Tsushima and Annie   Ernaux,” Lithub (2023)
-Shun Medoruma, “From the Deep Forests and Seas of Yambaru,” The Baffler (2023)
-Sachiko Kishimoto, “Pension Life,” Chicago Review (2023)
-“BeHere: The Past is Always New,” essay by Masaki Fujihata in the exhibition catalogue BeHere / 1942: A New Lens on the Japanese American Incarceration (2022)

PUBLISHED TRANSLATIONS

For the past several years, I have been collaborating with a number of translators and organizations to transcribe, translate and make publicly accessible the Japanese-language writings of Issei (first-generation) Japanese American immigrants. My translations of poems that originally appeared in the Heart Mountain Bungei can be viewed here, and translations from the Tule Lake literary journal are forthcoming.

JAPANESE AMERICAN LITERATURE

Here are examples of classes and workshops I have taught in the past:

-Survey of Modern Japanese Literature
-Forms of Autobiography, Shapes of Revolution
-Contemporary Japanese Literature Beyond Murakami
-Translating Race, Class and Gender in Contemporary Literature
-Japanese Science Fiction
-Transpacific Japanese Literature

COURSES