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Natasha is a biracial Korean-American poet specializing in three-line forms.
Exploring My Heritage and Identity Through Haiku | The Halfie Project
Exploring My Heritage and Identity Through Haiku | The Halfie Project
Uncover how writing haiku serves as a medium for exploring and expressing one's heritage and personal identity.
WATCH: Haiku Night Featuring Natasha Akery and Miho Kinnas | Pat Conroy Literary Center - Facebook
WATCH: Haiku Night Featuring Natasha Akery and Miho Kinnas | Pat Conroy Literary Center - Facebook
Buy my chapbook: in [the name]
Buy my chapbook: in [the name]
Poetry, chapbook, 32 pages, from Bottlecap Features. in [the name] is a collection of haiku inspired by the stories of characters in the Tanakh (Hebrew Bible), written after traveling in Egypt. Each poem reframes well-known as well as lesser-known biblical stories to question who holds power and whose stories are often prioritized.
Anthology: i am a furious wish
Anthology: i am a furious wish
Anthology of Lowcountry Poets, Volume 1
Anthology: where despair runs deep & hope's embrace will keep my head above water
Anthology: where despair runs deep & hope's embrace will keep my head above water
Gilgamesh for Teens: An Interview with Sophus Helle
Gilgamesh for Teens: An Interview with Sophus Helle
Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
How My Lunch Table Became a Space for Community Among Multiracial Students - EdSurge News
How My Lunch Table Became a Space for Community Among Multiracial Students - EdSurge News
Picture of me at seven years old. Photo courtesy of Natasha Akery.I didn’t know I was biracial when I was a kid, but I knew I was different. I grew up ...
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