Chiwan Choi's guest appearances

Chiwan Choi

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Adam Levin

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Megan Abbott

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It's the SEASON TWO premier and we're naming ghosts with Chiwan Choi. Chiwan Choi is a poet and the author of The Flood, Abductions, and The Yellow House. Choi is currently working on a fourth book titled my name is wolf. Choi is also the host of the new paranormal/literary podcast, Are You There, Ghost? It's Me, Chiwan. We’ll start with the trailer for Are You There Ghost? It’s Me, Chiwan and then we will chat a little bit about the relationship between ghosts and writing. After that, we’ll listen to Chiwan Choi’s full performance at City of Asylum back from August 6, 2019. We’ll transition to an interview we just did with Chiwan, some conversation, and finally we’ll get to we’re reading and some thoughts for the road.

It's the SEASON TWO premier and we're naming ghosts with Chiwan Choi. Chiwan Choi is a poet and the author of The Flood, Abductions, and The Yellow House. Choi is currently working on a fourth book titled my name is wolf. Choi is also the host of the new paranormal/literary podcast, Are You There, Ghost? It's Me, Chiwan. We’ll start with the trailer for Are You There Ghost? It’s Me, Chiwan and then we will chat a little bit about the relationship between ghosts and writing. After that, we’ll listen to Chiwan Choi’s full performance at City of Asylum back from August 6, 2019. We’ll transition to an interview we just did with Chiwan, some conversation, and finally we’ll get to we’re reading and some thoughts for the road.

Naming Ghosts with Chiwan Choi

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Chiwan Choi VISTINGS

Chiwan Choi is the guest. His latest poetry collection is called Abductions, available now from Writ Large Press.First episode of 2016. Here we go. Though technically Chiwan and I spoke in late 2015. He came over. It was cold. He was in a t-shirt. I offered him a coat. He said he was fine. I couldn't believe it. I felt like a sissy. He sat for the hour and seemed unaffected. Maybe something's wrong with me. Anyway it was really fun talking with him. We've met on a handful of occasions at literary events around Los Angeles. He grew up in LA, is very active in the literary community here. He was born in Korea. He lived in South America on his way to living in Los Angeles. He's an immigrant. His family immigrated. A sense of dislocation has been with him to a degree for all of his life. Or for most of his life. I think that's true. I hope I said that right. He can obviously say it better than I can. We talk about those parts of his life, among other things. I found his stories about being a child and moving around really touching. Listen to it. You'll see.  In today's monologue I talk about the holidays. And Star Wars. I talk about Christmas trees. And the shame I feel over how few books I read last year compared to some people.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chiwan Choi is the guest. His latest poetry collection is called Abductions, available now from Writ Large Press. First episode of 2016. Here we go. Though technically Chiwan and I spoke in late 2015. He came over. It was cold. He was in a t-shirt. I offered him a coat. He said he was fine. I couldn't believe it. I felt like a sissy. He sat for the hour and seemed unaffected. Maybe something's wrong with me. Anyway it was really fun talking with him. We've met on a handful of occasions at literary events around Los Angeles. He grew up in LA, is very active in the literary community here. He was born in Korea. He lived in South America on his way to living in Los Angeles. He's an immigrant. His family immigrated. A sense of dislocation has been with him to a degree for all of his life. Or for most of his life. I think that's true. I hope I said that right. He can obviously say it better than I can. We talk about those parts of his life, among other things. I found his stories about being a child and moving around really touching. Listen to it. You'll see.   In today's monologue I talk about the holidays. And Star Wars. I talk about Christmas trees. And the shame I feel over how few books I read last year compared to some people.    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

Episode 395 — Chiwan Choi