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January 02, 2008
Tung-Hui Hu, MFA '03
Mine, Ausable Press, 2007
The book: In "Mine," Tung-Hui Hu makes myths out of the personal. He speaks of desire and awkwardness and of the earth that contains both. Resonant and blunt, this is writing that excavates. As history unfolds over and over the same soil, these poems become, Hu writes, "practice for the living."
The author: Tung-Hui Hu lives in San Francisco, California, where he writes on film and new media. He is also the author of "The Book of Motion," and recent poems have appeared in The New Republic, Harvard Review and Prairie Schooner.
Posted by tobiaslw at January 2, 2008 12:11 PM