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WRITINGS
THE ONGING GLOBAL MIGRATION OF PEOPLES RAISES URGENT QUESTIONS ABOUT HOME AND ABROAD, AND SELF AND OTHER BY APPROACHING TRAVEL WRITING AS A PRCESS THAT MAKES THE FOREIGN RELATABLE, AND HOME UNFAMILIAR, LEILEI CHEN TRANSLATES THE NEW CHINA FOR US, OFFERING A FRESH UNDERSTANDING OF DIFFERENCE.
MEMOIR PIECE: “CLEANING SARAH’S ROOM.” HOME: STORIES CONNECTING US ALL. ED. TOLOLWA M. MOLLEL. EDMONTON, ALBERTA: EMBRACING MULTICULTURAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. 2017.
Nonfiction Writings: Inventory
WRITINGS
MEMOIR PIECE, “FOOD TIES.” BEYOND THE FOOD COURT: AN ANTHOLOGY OF LITERARY CUISINES. ED. LUCIANA ERREGUE. LABERINTO PRESS, 2020.
MEMOIR PIECE: “LIFE BEGINS AT FORTY.” LOOKING BACK, MOVING FORWARD. ED. JULIE C. ROBINSON. MAWENZI HOUSE. 2018.
ESSAY: “RE-ORIENTING CHINA: A CHINESE CANADIAN SCHOLAR’S BOOK THAT PROMOTES CROSS-CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING.” WOMEN OF CHINA. APRIL 2017.
Nonfiction Writings: Inventory
WRITINGS
RESPONSE TO PATRICK BROWN’S REVIEW OF ALEXANDRE TRUDEAU’S BARBARIAN LOST: TRAVELS IN NEW CHINA, LITERARY REVIEW OF CANADA 35.9 (NOVEMBER 2016).
ESSAY: “TRANSLATION IS ART." WESTWORD. JULY-SEPT, 2021.
“WENTAO PAI AN（文涛拍案）: ANOTHER PROGRESS IN CHINA.” FIFTY3. (WINTER 2005).
Nonfiction Writings: Inventory
Nonfiction Writings: Headliner
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