About Victoria Chang

Victoria Chang’s first book of poetry, Circle (Southern Illinois, 2005), won the Crab Orchard Prize in Poetry. Her poems have appeared in The Nation, Threepenny Review, Kenyon Review, Slate, New England Review, and Michigan Quarterly Review. She is the editor of the anthology Asian American Poetry: The Next Generation (Illinois, 2004).

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