WATCH

• “A Century of Chinese Migrant Stories,” Vancouver Public Library

• “Holding Attention in the Short Story,” Festival of Literary Diversity Academy

• Brick 107 Summer Mega-issue Launch, Brick Magazine

• US Launch of We Two Alone, Buffalo Street Books

• “The Writers’ Union of Canada Awards Announcement,” The Writers’ Union of Canada

• “Reading with G’Ra Asim,” Spring Writes! Literary Festival

• “Collected Work: On Writing Short Forms, and Gathering Them into Book Form,” Spring Writes! Literary Festival

• “How to Pronounce Knife Book Talk with Souvankham Thammavongsa,” Innis College, University of Toronto

• “Time Travel: Narratives That Traverse Through Past, Present and Future,” Word Vancouver

• Canadian Launch of We Two Alone, Innis College, University of Toronto

• “At the Crossroads” with Kaie Kellough, Words Across Canada / The Word on the Street

• “Late Bloom: Publishing Later in Life,” Chautauqua Writers’ Center, Chautauqua Institution

• Writers-in-residence Sunday Readings with Ralph Black, Chautauqua Writers’ Center, Chautauqua Institution

READ (ARTICLES & INTERVIEWS)

• Jack Wang's Short Story Collection We Two Alone Is a Layered Look at Love and the Chinese Immigrant Experience,” CBC Books

• “Ten Writers on Writing Advice: 2021,” Poets & Writers

• “Jack Wang on the Chinese Diaspora,” Canadian Writers Abroad

• “ATW Interviews: Jack Wang,” Advice to Writers

• “8 Short Stories About People Who Want What They Can’t Have,” Electric Lit

• “Introducing | 2021 NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellows, Finalists, and Panelists,” New York Foundation for the Arts

• “8 New Books by Chinese American Authors” (recommended by yours truly), Electric Lit

• “Q & A: Jack Wang,” Ithaca Times

• “Ten Questions for Jack Wang,” Poets & Writers

• “Jack Wang on Publishing His First Book, We Two Alone, at 48,” The Zoomer Book Club

• “Their Books Came Out, But They Can’t: Debut Fiction Writers on the Grief and Gratitude of Pandemic Publishing,” Toronto Star

• “BIPOC Writers Like Souvankham Thammavongsa and Ian Williams Show an Experience of Canada Many of Us Do Not Know,” The Globe and Mail

• “The Chat with Jack Wang,” 49th Shelf

• “Q & A with Jack Wang,” Victoria Festival of Authors

READ (PREVIEWS & REVIEWS)

• “Anuja Varghese Reviews Short Story Collections By Jack Wang and Silmy Abdullah,” Event

• “We Two Alone by Jack Wang,” The Miramichi Reader

• “Book Review: We Two Alone by Jack Wang,” The Coachella Review

• “17 Historical Fiction Books You'll Want To Get Your Hands On This Summer,” BuzzFeed

• “Review: 'We Two Alone,' by Jack Wang,” StarTribune

• “We Two Alone: Stories,” Shelf Awareness

• “We Two Alone: Stories,” New York Journal of Books

• “10 Short Story Collections to Read This Summer,” Literary Hub

• “We Two Alone,” Publishers Weekly

• “Books We Can’t Wait to Read in June,” Write or Die Tribe

• “Significant Others,” Literary Review of Canada

• “13 Great 2021 Short Story Collections by Asian Authors,” Book Riot

• “Fiction Review,” The Malahat Review

• “The Books We Love,” The Zoomer Book Club

• “Fall 2020 Reading List: 40 Canadian Books to Check Out This Season,” CBC Books

• “Stories Highlight Chinese Diaspora,” The Free Press

• “Stunning Short Stories Collections in 2020,” 49th Shelf

• “#920 Rogue Reverberating,” The British Columbia Review

• “60 Works of Canadian Fiction Coming Out in Fall 2020,” CBC Books

• “New and Notable Releases This Week,” Toronto Star

• “Books to Watch for at the 2020 Vancouver Writers Fest,” Shrapnel

• “Summer Books Preview: 20 Titles for Your Reading Pleasure,” Toronto Star

• “Here Are 70 Canadian Short Stories Available Free Online,” CBC Books

LISTEN

• “Creating Narrative Tension in Fiction,” The Lit Pen, Victoria Festival of Authors

• Burned by Books podcast with Chris Holmes

• “Prose Podcast,” Victoria Festival of Authors

• thecommentary.ca with Joseph Planta