WATCH
“Jack Wang: The Riveter,” Vancouver Public Library
“Re-imagining the Life of a Chinese-Canadian Soldier in WWII,” The Agenda, TVO Today
“Of War and Love: Exploring Chinese Canadian History in The Riveter,” Journey of the Art
2022 Awards Announcement, The Writers’ Union of Canada
“A Century of Chinese Migrant Stories,” Vancouver Public Library
Brick 107 Summer Mega-issue Launch, Brick Magazine
US Launch of We Two Alone, Buffalo Street Books
2020 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
LISTEN
The Bridge, with Peter Mansbridge (begins at 28:45)
“Jack Wang on His Novel The Riveter,” North by Northwest with Margaret Gallagher, CBC Listen
The Ben Mulroney Show, Corus Network
“Featured Audiobook: The Riveter,” Behind the Mic: AudioFile Magazine’s Podcast
“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
READ (ARTICLES & INTERVIEWS)
“Second World War Novel Highlights 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion and Vancouver Shipyards,” Vancouver Sun
“Real-life Hero Inspires War Novel The Riveter,” National Post
“Jack Wang Reimagines Lost Stories of Chinese Canadians During WWII,” CBC Books
“Jack Wang Explores Complexities of Love and War in New Novel Set in Vancouver,” CBC News
“Why Read Novels? ‘To Feel More Fully,’ Says Jack Wang,” The Tyee
“Jack Wang: On Recognizing Humanity,” Writer’s Digest
“8 Novels and a Short Story About the Second World War,” 49th Shelf
“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”, 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)
“A Riveting Wartime Read,” The Winnipeg Free Press
“Rough Landing,” The Literary Review of Canada
“Lovemaking, Paratrooping,” The British Columbia Review
“The Riveter (starred review),” Shelf Awareness
“27 New Books Out Today,” Literary Hub
“Exploring Untold Stories: Three Compelling WWII Novels,” The J.ca
“The Best Books We Read This Week,” The New Yorker
“Briefly Noted,” The New Yorker
“Nazis, the Cold War, and Canadians at Normandy,” The Toronto Star
“The Riveter,” Historical Novel Society
“‘What to Read’ in I Love to Read Month with McNally Robinson,” Winnipeg’s Classic 107
“Most Anticipated: Our 2025 Spring Fiction Preview,” 49th Shelf
”The Riveter (starred review),” Kirkus Reviews
”The Riveter (starred review),” Publishers Weekly
“The Best Books of Winter,” BookBub
“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
“#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