Ten Questions for Mimi Lok
“I sometimes wish the writing process for me was faster, but things need to percolate in their own time.” —Mimi Lok, author of Last of Her Name
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“I sometimes wish the writing process for me was faster, but things need to percolate in their own time.” —Mimi Lok, author of Last of Her Name
The author on five journals that published pieces from her story collection, Moon Trees and Other Orphans.
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